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A first-degree assault is characterized by physically assaulting someone to the point of great bodily harm, putting a person at risk of death, causing disfigurement or loss of use. First-degree assault is a felony charge and carries up to 20 years in prison with $30,000 in fines. There is also the possibility of facing second, third, fourth and fifth degree assault charges.
In MN, Domestic Assault it is against the law to “intentionally inflict physical harm” or “cause fear of immediate physical harm or death” to another family or household member.
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Celebrate Safely!
With St. Patrick’s Day just around the corner, it’s a good time to talk about safety during “party holidays”. With the traditionally alcohol-filled holiday falling on a weekend this year, the celebrations are likely to get a little extra rowdy. Here are some guidelines to help keep you and your friends safe while you’re out […]
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What is the Difference Between the Levels of Offenses in Minnesota?
In Minnesota’s levels of offenses, there are four categories ranging from petty misdemeanors to a felony. So what does it mean when you are charged with one or more of these categories? The lowest level of offense in Minnesota is the petty misdemeanor. If you are convicted of a petty misdemeanor, you can only be […]
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What are Secured and Unsecured Bail Bonds?
While you await your trial, the court might release you on bail; however, the courts need to assess if you will appear for all your court dates and go through the trial process. This determines whether you will be let out on a secured or unsecured bail bond. A secured bail bond means you have […]
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Commercial bail and bail enforcement
The commercial bail bond has been an established method of release since the United States was founded. Commercial bail, though a controversial and often over-glorified industry, was originally established to provide affordable release of a defendant while providing financial relief to the public for housing and/or returning a defendant to custody. The bond represents a […]
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Failed to appear in court. Now what?
Failed to appear in court. Now what? If a defendant fails to appear to a court date, and the bond is forfeited, the bondsman will be given a demand to either pay the full value of the bond to the courts or return the defendant to custody. Upon this failure to appear (FTA), the bondsman […]
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What is private sector release pretrial?
What is private sector release pretrial (bail)? The commercial bail bond has been an established method of release since the United States was founded. Commercial bail, though a controversial and often over-glorified industry, was originally established to provide affordable release of a defendant while providing financial relief to the public for housing while securing the […]
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What is pretrial release?
What is pretrial release? When a defendant is released on a pretrial release program, it is with a promise to reappear to court and to be placed on a non-restrictive or restrictive supervision program. These programs have included GPS monitoring, pretrial supervision/reporting, drug testing, house arrest, chemical dependency treatment, and various other options. At times, […]
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Common Terms and Phrases Relating to Bail | Part 3
Various terms and phrases relating to bail bonds can understandably be confusing for someone unfamiliar with the administration of bail. We hope that the explanations below can provide a resource that alleviates stress or worry about the bail bond process. ARRAIGNMENT – The initial appearance before a judge in a criminal case. At an arraignment, […]
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Common terms and phrases relating to bail | Part 2
Various terms and phrases relating to bail bonds can understandably be confusing for someone unfamiliar with the administration of bail. We hope that the explanations below can provide a resource that alleviates stress or worry about the bail bond process. PREMIUM – Premium is the amount charged for a bail bond transaction to take place. […]
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Why Your Miranda Rights Are Important
“You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to an attorney. If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be provided for you. Do you understand the rights I have just read to you? With these rights […]