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Many believe we need to tighten our impaired driving laws for both drunk driving and people who abuse prescription drugs and narcotics. Read More
Imagine, if you will: A typical February snowstorm. Read More
As our own Charles Ramsay discussed previously on Channel 5 Eyewitness News, the St. Read More
Since the beginning of February, we've been spending some time blogging about the Missouri v. Read More
As we discussed previously, the McNeely decision could have a huge impact on the way DWIs in Minnesota are handled in the future. Read More
In 2009, the Minnesota Supreme Court upheld the DWI test refusal law in the case of State v. Netland 762 N.W.2d 202 (Minn.2009). In doing so, the court placed all its emphasis on the "fact" that alcohol in a driver's bloodstream "rapidly" and "naturally" dissipates, reasoning that law enforcement would never have enough time to obtain a warrant for a blood, breath, or urine test before the evidence of alcohol consumption was destroyed. Read More
Most states increase the license revocation penalties for drivers who refuse to submit to alcohol testing, but Minnesota Impaired Driving Law straight up makes it a crime for a driver to refuse to submit to testing. Read More
