Faqs

Yes, although you are only able to serve on a jury again four years after the completion of previous jury service.  

New cleaning and social distancing protocols are in place, as well as mandatory face coverings for jurors. Read the complete list here.  

Most criminal records have a waiting period before the Court will grant an expungement. In most cases, this period starts when you are discharged from probation. You also must remain crime-free [...]

You must apply to seal records in the county in which your arrest took place. Click on the applicable county to start the process: Hennepin County, Ramsey County, Washington County, All other [...]

Yes, experience has shown co-signers benefit from this system in keeping court dates and avoiding bond forfeiture.   

AAA will text you reminders for your court date to make sure you appear on time.  

While there is no perfect time to explain to a child that someone they love is incarcerated, you should aim to tell a child when you have enough time to offer comfort and answer any questions [...]

Yes. Although it is ultimately your decision, it is widely recognized that children cope better when spoken to honestly about the events. Openness with the child will allow them to feel okay to [...]

There is no defined list of recognized conditions or disabilities that would prevent someone from wearing a face covering. The Executive Order provides exemptions for people who are unable to [...]

Minnesotans who fail to comply with Executive Order 20-81 may receive a petty misdemeanor citation and a fine of up to $100. Businesses who don’t comply may be subject to criminal charges, [...]