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Extreme Risk Protection Orders are Minnesota’s version of a red flag law which have been passed all the country. These Orders are a new tool created to restrict access to firearms for certain individuals who are deemed dangerous as a response to the prevalent mass shooting that have been happening in America. Here is what you need to know about Minnesota’s Extreme Risk Protection Orders.

On January 1, 2025 the Clean Slate Act went into effect in Minnesota. The Clean Slate Act is Minnesota’s new automatic expungement statute and can be found in Minnesota Statute § 609A.015. This was a law designed to help individuals who have been convicted of certain criminal get the record cleaned up without the hassle of hiring a lawyer or petitioning for an expungement.

In recent years, as marijuana legalization has spread across the United States, law enforcement agencies and legal systems have grappled with a growing challenge: how to effectively identify, measure, and prosecute cases of driving under the influence of cannabis. Unlike alcohol, where blood alcohol concentration provides a relatively straightforward metric for impairment, THC—the psychoactive component in marijuana—presents a much more complex scientific and legal puzzle. If you've been charged with a marijuana-related DUI, understanding these complexities becomes critically important. The scientific limitations and legal inconsistencies surrounding THC testing create potentially powerful avenues for defense—making the selection of a knowledgeable criminal defense attorney with specific experience in marijuana DUI cases essential.

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