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Where can (and can’t) I protest?

Your First Amendment right to petition is most secure on public property where a permit is not needed, including streets, parks, and government plazas. You don’t, however, have the right to assemble on private property.

Are photos and videos taken in a public place protected by the First Amendment?

Photographs of anything in your plain sight, including police, can be legally taken if you are lawfully present in a public space, and cannot be confiscated or deleted without a warrant. Different states have varying rules about sharing the audio portion of a video without consent from the recorded individuals, but the First Amendment always protects the visual aspect of a photo or video.

If you’re caught shoplifting something inexpensive, can you go to jail?

In Minnesota, property valued less than $500 may be punished with a fine of up to $1,000 and 90 days in jail. Exact penalties vary and depend on one’s criminal history or other specifications of the individual case.

What counts as shoplifting?

Actions that account for shoplifting include concealing or taking property without permission, switching a price tag to pay a smaller amount, and obtaining a good by false pretenses.

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Common terms and phrases relating to bail

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 defendant’s first court hearing. This is where a plea is entered, release […]
Five simple ways to burglar-proof your house

When temperatures rise, the number of burglaries follow, with break-ins spiking an average of 10% in June, July, and August. Here are some easy and cost-effective ways you can add extra protection to your home this summer. Remove hiding places Avoid keeping thick shrubs alongside your house, as they can act as a […]
MN Shoplifting Penalties

Shoplifting is one of the most common types of crime in the United States. If you’re ever facing shoplifting allegations in Minnesota, you are at risk for being penalized with high fines and jail time. Actions that account for shoplifting include concealing or taking property without permission, switching a price tag to pay a smaller […]
Understanding First Amendment Rights

Your right to peacefully assemble and petition is protected under the First Amendment. Police and government officials, however, can restrict the ways you exercise this freedom. For your safety, refresh your understanding of the right to petition before organizing or attending a protest. Your right to petition Your First Amendment rights are most secure on […]
Resources for sobriety support during MN’s Stay Safe Order

May 18 marked a significant day for sobriety support groups in Minnesota as Gov. Tim Walz’s stay-at-home order transitioned to Phase I of Minnesota’s Stay Safe Plan. Minnesotans in groups of 10 people or less are permitted to gather again for sobriety support meetings in Phase I and in Phase II. The Minnesota Department of […]
Guidelines on boating and fishing while social distancing

Popular water activities have kicked off to an unfamiliar start in the Land of 10,000 lakes, as Minnesota’s Stay at Home Order’s extended to May 18. While the executive order does allow for safe boating and fishing, there are a few added restrictions and recommendations in place this season. When hitting the water, stay mindful […]
Understanding Minnesota’s Stay-at-Home Order

Governor Tim Walz has extended Minnesota’s stay-at-home order until May 4 (from April 10), incorporating more limiting social distancing plans for the state. Minnesota residents are directed to stay home unless absolutely necessary, except for certain exempted work and activities. Critical Sectors (Includes, but not limited to) Agriculture and food Bail bond agents Child care […]
AAA Services Amidst COVID-19 Pandemic

Nearly everything has been impacted by Minnesota’s Stay at Home order, including state courtrooms. To reduce the spread of COVID-19, Minnesota Supreme Court Chief Justice Lorie Gildea released a new order issued March 20. Below is a summary of some of the changes made in the court during this time: MN Courtrooms during COVID-19 pandemic […]
Are Marijuana Law Changes Ahead in MN?

On February 11, Lawmakers assembled in Saint Paul for the first day of their 2020 legislative session, where a bill is set to be proposed to legalize recreational marijuana in Minnesota. While eleven states and Washington, D.C. have already legalized marijuana for recreational purposes, only medical marijuana for certain conditions is allowed in Minnesota, excluding edibles or smokable forms […]
Do you know the location of these five documents?

Knowing where your important documents are located might sound like a no-brainer. Nonetheless, in the event of an emergency or unforeseen circumstance, having these documents both safe and readily available can relieve unnecessary stress to any startling situation. Birth or adoption certificates. A birth certificate can be one of the simplest ways to prove your […]

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