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There a four typical DWI tests performed in Minnesota. The four are Breath, Blood, Urine, and Field Sobriety Testing. With the advancement of technology in Breath, Blood and Urine testing the Field Sobriety Test is often times not needed for a conviction for DWI in Minnesota. It is still a good idea to refuse the field sobriety testing in case there are problems with the other tests. Fri, 27 Mar 2009 13:38:17 -0500http://www.minnesotasdwilawyer.com/articles/dwi-testing-in-minnesotaMinnesota DWI LawyerDWI Automobile Stops in Minnesota, What to do?
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If you have been pulled over by the police for a DWI in Minnesota you have several options. The first thing you want to do is exercise your right to remain silent and ask to contact a Minnesota Criminal Lawyer who can advise you regarding your rights and DWI defenses. You should also refuse to answer any questions the police may have, and choose not to take the field sobriety testing. Fri, 27 Mar 2009 13:37:37 -0500http://www.minnesotasdwilawyer.com/articles/dwi-automobile-stops-in-minnesotaMinnesota DWI LawyerDWI Field Sobriety Tests
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There are four typical DWI tests performed in Minnesota. The four are Breath, Blood, Urine, and Field Sobriety Testing. With the advancement of technology in Breath, Blood and Urine testing the Field Sobriety Test is often times not needed for a conviction for DWI in Minnesota. Mon, 16 Feb 2009 16:37:01 -0600http://www.minnesotasdwilawyer.com/articles/field-sobriety-testsMinnesota DWI LawyerMinnesota Implied Consent - Minnesota License Law
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If you are driving a motor vehicle in Minnesota you are subject to the Minnesota Implied Consent Statute. If pulled over for a DWI in Minnesota you are required by Minnesota DWI Law to submit to a chemical test of your blood, breath or urine.Fri, 27 Mar 2009 13:39:59 -0500http://www.minnesotasdwilawyer.com/articles/minnesota-implied-consentMinnesota DWI LawyerAdministrative Penalties for Minnesota DWI Offenses
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Individuals facing DWI charges in the state of Minnesota will receive not only criminal charges but will be forced to face administrative sanctions imposed by the state as well. There are three main administrative sanctions as put forth by Minnesota DWI law. You may or may not be subject to all three and they may not be imposed immediately after your arrest.Sat, 29 Aug 2009 11:26:20 -0500http://www.minnesotasdwilawyer.com/articles/administrative-penalties-for-minnesota-dwiMinnesota DWI LawyerUnderstanding Felony DWI Charges in Minnesota
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According to Minnesota law, any crime that comes with a punishment of a year or more in prison is considered to be a felony. First degree DWI charges in Minnesota care considered felonies. The punishments and release terms for felony charges are quite a bit more complicated than those for lesser offenses.Sat, 29 Aug 2009 11:49:07 -0500http://www.minnesotasdwilawyer.com/articles/understanding-felony-dwi-charges-in-minnesotaMinnesota DWI LawyerRestricted Driving Privileges after a Minnesota DWI Conviction
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After your DWI conviction you will be forced to undergo a number of administrative Minnesota DWI penalties including the mandatory revocation of your driver's license. Before the period of revocation is complete you may be given the opportunity to apply for a limited or restricted license.Sat, 29 Aug 2009 11:54:23 -0500http://www.minnesotasdwilawyer.com/articles/restricted-driving-privileges-after-a-minnesota-dwi-convictionMinnesota DWI LawyerMistakes to Avoid after a Minnesota DWI Stop
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So you've been accused of driving while intoxicated. While the legal system is complex, your Minnesota DWI attorney should be able to help you navigate the system and aid you in obtaining the least severe penalties possible. The following are mistakes to avoid after your Minnesota DWI arrest. Sat, 29 Aug 2009 11:55:05 -0500http://www.minnesotasdwilawyer.com/articles/mistakes-to-avoid-after-a-minnesota-dwi-stopMinnesota DWI LawyerMinnesota DWI Penalties for Underage Drinkers
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The state of Minnesota has a zero tolerance policy for individuals convicted of DWI offenses if they are under the age of 21. In order to understand the laws you must first understand exactly what the legal drinking age in Minnesota is and how it is applied.Sat, 29 Aug 2009 11:56:32 -0500http://www.minnesotasdwilawyer.com/articles/minnesota-dwi-penalties-for-underage-drinkersMinnesota DWI LawyerMinnesota DWI Law and Chemical Testing
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In the state of Minnesota, anyone with a valid driver's license is considered to have given applied consent to a chemical test if suspected of a DUI or DWI violation. Understanding your rights as they apply to chemical testing is paramount to your defense if you are ever victim of a Minnesota DUI arrest. Sat, 29 Aug 2009 11:57:11 -0500http://www.minnesotasdwilawyer.com/articles/minnesota-dwi-law-and-chemical-testingMinnesota DWI Lawyer
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