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Arrested for DWI or Refusal?
Fast License Reinstatement May Be Available
First Degree DWI or Refusal (Felony)
Second Degree DWI or Refusal (Gross Misdemeanor)
Third Degree DWI or Refusal (Gross Misdemeanor)
Fourth Degree DWI (Misdemeanor)
Criminal Vehicular Operation:
DWI with Injury or Death- Criminal Vehicular Injury (CVI) / Criminal Vehicular Homicide (CVH) / Criminal Vehicular Operation
Drugs:
First Degree Controlled Substance, Second Degree Controlled Substance, Third Degree Controlled Substance, Fourth Degree Controlled Substance, Fifth Degree Controlled Substance
Assaults:
First Degree Assault, Second Degree Assault, Third Degree Assault, Fourth Degree Assault, Fifth Degree Assault, Domestic Assault
Speeding:
No Insurance or No Proof of Insurance (Criminal)
Careless and Reckless Driving (Criminal)
Distracted Driving Laws
Driving without Valid License (DAR, DAS, DAC) (Criminal)
The new Expungement law has now gone into effect (January 1, 2015). Given the sweeping changes to the law, and because some of the provisions are likely changing again soon, it is highly recommended that each individual consult legal representation ASAP to determine the best avenue for expungement that is applicable to their precise situation.
*Note: Minnesota’s new Expungement Law will also afford the basis to expunge Petty Misdemeanors. Mr. Tschida successfully lobbied the Legislature for this important change mainly due to the damage that petty theft routinely causes for one’s employment prospects. [While theft is always a crime in Minnesota, it is often offered to be resolved as a petty misdemeanor in court but the record left behind is generally treated the same way by employers and others].*
Let our experience be your guide