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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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MN Program Supports Incarcerated Parents and Families
Parenting with Purpose (PWP) is a Minnesota-based organization that supports imprisoned parents by providing classes focused on education and support. The goal of the group is to meet the unique needs of inmates that want to learn how to become better parents and restore their family relationships. Yearly, 300 parenting classes are taught at MN […]
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Sobering Holiday Facts: Don’t Drink and Drive
While it’s fun to celebrate this time of year, remember to stay safe and plan ahead. Last year, MN officers, deputies, and troopers arrested 2,037 impaired drivers from November 24nd through December 31st, a slight uptick from the previous year. Before you mutter “Bah Humbug” and pass on the spiked eggnog, consider easy ways to […]
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What does contempt of court mean to me?
The phrase “contempt of court” seems to be a glamorized term, used in the media and mentioned in high-profile cases. But, what does it really mean? And what are the consequences? Contempt of court refers to any misconduct in the presence of the court or willful disobedience to a court order. The term may also […]
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How to support a loved one after incarceration
It is difficult for any family to navigate transitions, but when a loved one has been away due to incarceration, it can be especially challenging. Here are five items to consider when preparing to welcome a family member home. Acknowledge potential culture shock. Depending on the duration of your loved one’s absence, a lot could […]
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Turning Yourself in After an Arrest Warrant
Arrest warrants are often issued by judges in new cases for probation issues or failing to comply with court orders. While you are typically notified of an arrest warrant via telephone or mail, it is not uncommon to hear about it first “through the grapevine.” Having an open warrant can be stressful (especially if it […]
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Jail Release Options Part III: Commercial Bail (Bail Bond)
A commercial bail bond, or surety bond, is a vehicle used by the court to assure that a defendant will show up for scheduled court appearances. It is and has been for more than 100 years, the best and most efficient way for the court to meet its goal. In the event a defendant fails […]
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How Getting Arrested May Impact Your Career
While you are “innocent until proven guilty” your boss may not be so supportive when coordinating your work schedule from behind bars. Laws in place protect discriminatory hiring and firing practices when it comes to having a disability, aging, or filing for workers compensation, but not when it comes to an arrest or incarceration. Even […]
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How Forfeiting Bail Impacts the Process
Sometimes defendants fail to appear in court or violate a condition of their bail, and the court orders the bail bond to be forfeited. In these cases, an arrest warrant would be issued, and the forfeiture process would begin. In the case of a surety bond, the bail bond company would be responsible for paying […]
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Jail Release Options Part II: Cash Bail
A few counties in Minnesota have begun to offer a “cash bail” option, in addition to a “bail bond”, as a condition for defendants to get out of jail. This cash bail option is typically 10% of the bail bond option. For example, bail is $15,000 bail bond or $1,500 cash or check, paid to […]
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Jail Release Options Part 1
Over the next few weeks, pretrial release options will be reviewed. When a person is in jail, the court reviews each case and determines any conditions of release. Suppose the charge is not severe and the person has a permanent address. In that case, the court may conditionally release the person on their own recognizance, […]
