Olson Forfeiture Case To Be Released By the Minnesota Supreme Court Wednesday

It’s been another long, hard fight for the clients of Ramsay Law Firm, but the finale is in sight — our years-long war against Minnesota’s DWI vehicle forfeiture laws will come to a conclusion this Wednesday, March 13, when the Minnesota Supreme Court issues its long-awaited decision in the Olson case.

We previously blogged about this case back when we won it at the Court of Appeals, and got Minnesota’s DWI vehicle forfeiture laws struck down as unconstitutional. If you want a solid idea of the issues in this case, and copies of the previous orders, you can go to that blog post and find it all.

If you’re just wondering whether or not the Supreme Court will find Minnesota’s DWI forfeiture scheme unconstitutional, you’ll just have to wait until Wednesday at 10:00 a.m. and find out at the same time as the rest of us.

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