According to a recent report from the Motley Fool, the average annual cost of motor insurance in Minnesota is now $2,909. Though this is slightly less than the national average, it’s still a sizable amount of money.
According to a recent report from the Motley Fool, the average annual cost of motor insurance in Minnesota is now $2,909. Though this is slightly less than the national average, it’s still a sizable amount of money. Read More...
According to AutoInsurance.com, Minnesota is among the states with the highest rate of DWI conviction in the United States. Around 4% of our state’s residents reportedly have a conviction for driving under the influence of alcohol. Read More...
Every crime is either a felony or a misdemeanor, with the former being the more serious of the two. But, when it comes to misdemeanors vs. felonies, what are the key differences, and what are the practical implications of each when you’ve been convicted? Read More...
The possession and cultivation of marijuana for personal use became legal in Minnesota at the beginning of August, drastically changing the landscape in the state in terms of drug enforcement. Read More...
When a police officer arrests you on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, they set a chain of events in motion that may culminate in a felony or misdemeanor conviction. There are several steps in the Minnesota DWI process and understanding them will help you to remain composed and give yourself the best possible chance of emerging with an acquittal. Read More...
On Tuesday, May 30, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz signed a bill that legalizes the recreational use, purchase, and possession of marijuana for state residents over the age of 21. The move makes Minnesota the 23rd state to end cannabis prohibition (adult-use marijuana is also legal in Washington, DC). Read More...
Minnesotans who are convicted of DWI offenses generally have to hand their licenses over to the authorities as part of their penalty. The duration of this license revocation period varies depending on the severity of the sentence; it can be as short as 30 days, or it can remain in place for life. Read More...
When you get your Minnesota driver’s license and take to the roads, you automatically accept that you must, by law, submit to chemical tests (like breath, blood, or urine tests) if a police officer suspects you of driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Read More...
As every driver should know, it’s against the law to operate a vehicle while inebriated. As well as that, though, it’s also a crime to have an open alcohol container in your vehicle while you’re driving, even if you’re fully sober. Read More...
Statistics show that Minnesotans own more boats per capita than people from anywhere else in the United States. There are more than 14 boats here for every 100 people, putting Minnesota well ahead of second-placed South Carolina, which has just over 11 for every 100 residents. Read More...