Posted by Tom Hagen | Criminal Defense, Search and Seizure
Police Recording Requirement | If you are taken into police custody and questioned, many things can happen during that questioning. Some of them might or might not be favorable to you, if you are later prosecuted for a crime. While you might understandably want the unfavorable parts to disappear, if the questioning is not recorded, …
Posted by Jason Kohlmeyer | Collateral Consequences, Criminal Defense, DWI, Search and Seizure
Minnesota Civil Forfeitures When you think of punishments the government can hand out for violations of a law, you probably think of jail time and/or fines. Although these are obviously major Do Not Cross… contenders in the punishment world, there is a third type of sanction the government can impose: forfeiture. Forfeiture essentially involves the …
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Posted by Jason Kohlmeyer | Search and Seizure
Can Minnesota police search your cell phone without a warrant? One of the basic Fourth Amendment principles is that, in general, the police can’t “unreasonably” search a person’s home or any other area in which a person has an expectation of privacy. Those areas might include cars, a temporary residence, or even a telephone booth in …
Posted by Jason Kohlmeyer | Search and Seizure
GPS tracking and the police.
Posted by Jason Kohlmeyer | Search and Seizure, Sex Crimes
A brief summary of what they do in Minnesota as it relates to DNA collection and criminal convictions.
Posted by Jason Kohlmeyer | Criminal Defense, Search and Seizure
Summary of what the police can and can't do in Minnesota after a traffic stop.
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