A common question our criminal defense lawyers frequently field is whether our client should post conditional bail or unconditional bail. In Minnesota, every defendant facing criminal charges has a right to bail. More than that,… Read more »
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Falsely Accused of Criminal Sexual Conduct
Falsely Accused of Criminal Sexual Conduct: A Case Study Most people cannot imagine being falsely accused of criminal sexual conduct. In this real world case study provided by our criminal defense attorneys, we detail a… Read more »
Geofence Warrants Deemed Constitutional in Minnesota | Video Analysis
A geofence warrant allows law enforcement to collect the location-history data of any device that communicates with a third-party entity, such as Google, while that device was present in a designated geographical area during a… Read more »
Discovery | Video Explanation
In the video below, criminal defense lawyer David R. Lundgren explains Minnesota’s definition of “Discovery.” Included in the discussion is the type of materials subject to disclosure and the importance of the rules of criminal… Read more »
Criminal Complaint | Video Explanation
As part of Lundgren & Johnson, PSC, Criminal Defense Attorney’s series, “Criminal Legal Terms Defined/Explained,” criminal defense lawyer David R. Lundgren explains Minnesota’s definition of “Criminal Complaint.” Our Location
Omnibus Hearing | Video Explanation
As part of Lundgren & Johnson, PSC, Criminal Defense Attorney’s series, “Criminal Legal Terms Defined/Explained,” criminal defense lawyer David R. Lundgren explains Minnesota’s definition of “Omnibus Hearing.” Do you have a criminal legal term that… Read more »
Beyond a Reasonable Doubt | Video Explanation
As part of Lundgren & Johnson, PSC, Criminal Defense Attorney’s series, “Criminal Legal Terms Defined/Explained,” criminal defense lawyer David R. Lundgren explains Minnesota’s definition of “Beyond a Reasonable Doubt.” Do you have a criminal legal… Read more »
Careless Driving in Minnesota
Minnesota Careless Driving In Minnesota, a person may be charged with careless driving for a wide variety of driving conduct. Additionally, a person charged with a DUI offense may be allowed to “plead down” to… Read more »
Third Degree DWI | Minnesota DWI Lawyer
If you or a loved one are charged with a third degree DWI, the information below will help you understand the circumstances you’re in. This article… Read more »
Criminal Legal Terms Defined/Explained
Some legal terms used in our Minnesota criminal justice system are difficult for people to understand. Much like medical jargon or terms for any other area of specialized knowledge, if a person hasn’t had reason… Read more »
Drug Lawyer MN | Trash Pulls
As a drug lawyer in Minnesota, the phrase, “One man’s trash is another man’s treasure,” comes to mind frequently. Here’s why. Minnesota police officers and investigators routinely utilize an investigative technique called a “trash pull”… Read more »
Drug Crime Lawyer: 2nd Degree Drug Possession and Sale
A 2nd degree drug crime is a serious criminal charge in Minnesota. In fact, it’s one of the most serious criminal charges in Minnesota. Presumptive prison commitments are just one of many reasons why defendants… Read more »
DUI Charges in Minnesota | Minneapolis DUI Lawyer
Minneapolis DUI lawyer David Lundgren recently sat down to provide detailed information on Minnesota DUI charges. For the full transcript, please scroll below the video. Transcript for Minnesota DUI Charges | Minneapolis DUI Lawyer Hi,… Read more »
1st Degree Driving While Impaired (DWI) Charges | Minnesota DWI Lawyer
In Lundgren & Johnson’s first three articles from our driving while impaired, Minnesota DWI Lawyer series, we discussed the three non-felony categories of Minnesota driving while impaired (DWI) and driving while under the influence (DUI)… Read more »
Answers to Fourth Degree DWI Questions | Minneapolis DWI Lawyer
What is a Fourth Degree DWI? A Fourth Degree DWI occurs when: A person drives while impaired, it is their first offense in their lifetime, and no aggravating factors are present; or A person drives… Read more »