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Author: Chris Keyser

What Is Post-Conviction Relief for Immigrants?

APR. 25 2016

Category: Immigration | Post-Conviction Relief

If you have been convicted of a crime, there are steps you can take to appeal your conviction (have the decision reversed) or to obtain post-conviction relief.

Post-conviction relief isn’t a substitute for a direct appeal. But in the event that a direct appeal is unavailable, post-conviction relief could potentially take the form of release, a new trial, modification of your sentence, and any other relief that is deemed proper and just. Additionally, the court can also make

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Minnesota Crimes That Disqualify You from Joining the Military

APR. 19 2016

Published By: Chris Keyser

Category: Criminal Defense | Military Law

For many, serving in the United States military is the ultimate sign of dedication and protection for our country. It’s a choice and sacrifice you’re willing to make because you believe in America and what we stand for.

While all branches of the military actively seek new members, not everyone is automatically eligible to join. You have to fulfill a number of physical and mental health requirements in addition to meeting high moral and legal standards.

For this

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Domestic Assault and Firearms in Minnesota

APR. 11 2016

Published By: Chris Keyser

Category: Domestic Assault | Domestic Violence | Weapons Charges

Our state takes both domestic assault and firearms seriously. And simply being accused of domestic assault can impact your right to possess and own a gun.

But before we get into that, let’s first understand what domestic assault is and see how a domestic assault charge or conviction can affect you.

Under Minnesota domestic assault law, someone can be charged with the crime if they commit an act with the intent to cause fear in another

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Law May Allow Ignition Interlock Devices for All DWI Offenders

APR. 5 2016

Published By: Chris Keyser

Category: DWI/DUI

Drinking and driving is taken seriously in our state, but a new law may up the ante on penalties for all DWI offenders.

A group of Minnesota lawmakers – Rep. Kim Norton, DFL-Rochester, Rep. Tim Kelly, R-Red Wing, and Sen. Chris Eaton, DFL-Brooklyn Center – are proposing new legislation that aims to stop millions of drunk drivers before they even have a chance to get on the road. The law, which is supported by Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD),

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New Bill Seeks to Make Revenge Porn a Crime

MAR. 28 2016

Published By: Chris Keyser

Category: Revenge Porn | Sex Crimes

People start and end romantic relationships all the time. But these days, going through a breakup can sometimes involve more than simply crying, eating pints of ice cream, and debating whether to unfriend your ex on Facebook.

Unfortunately, some rejected exes are so angry that they have taken to posting personal and confidential sexual images and videos on the internet along with their ex’s full name, contact information, and comments. Without permission or any kind of authorization.

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What Constitutes an Assault Charge in Minnesota?

MAR. 21 2016

Published By: Chris Keyser

Category: Assault

Regardless of where you are, an assault charge is serious business. But here in Minnesota, you could be facing some of the harshest penalties in the country if you’re charged with assault.

We take assault so seriously that we have five different degrees of assault, each with their own conditions and penalties. If you or someone you love has been charged, you need to understand what the various degrees mean and how you could be impacted.

Assault in

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Understanding Solicitation Charges in Minnesota

MAR. 14 2016

Published By: Chris Keyser

Category: Prostitution | Sex Crimes | Solicitation

Prostitution is illegal in the United States except for 8 counties in Nevada. And even in those 8 counties, prostitution is only legal inside 28 approved brothels. Outside of those brothels, though, prostitution is against the law. Including here in Minnesota.

So if you allegedly try to seek the services of a prostitute, you can be arrested for the crime of solicitation.

Interestingly, although solicitation most commonly refers to prostitution, you can also be charged with

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CASE EVALUATION FORM

Author: Chris Keyser

MINNEAPOLIS & ST. PAUL CRIMINAL DEFENSE & DWI LAW FIRM SERVING

With offices in Minneapolis and Stillwater, Minnesota, Keyser Law, P.A. handles cases throughout the Minneapolis-St. Paul metropolitan area including:

HENNEPIN COUNTY

WASHINGTON COUNTY

RAMSEY COUNTY

ANOKA COUNTY

DAKOTA COUNTY