What should you do if you are stopped for drunk driving in Minnesota?
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Why have I been charged with a number of offenses?
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What should you do if you are arrested for drunk driving in Minnesota?
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What is the difference between "DWI" and "DUI"?
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How can I get a limited license or "Work Permit"?
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When does Miranda apply? Or, "The police did not read me my rights!"
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When am I elibigle for a limited license?
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How can I challenge the revocation of my license?
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What are the criminal penalties for "driving while impaired"?
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How do you determine your blood alcohol concentration level?
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Is my vehicle subject to forfeiture?
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Why should I fight my arrest, license revocation and/or forfeiture?
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Should I refuse to submit to chemical testing?
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Why should I hire F.T. Sessoms as my Minnesota DWI lawyer?
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Why Should I hire F.T. Sessoms as my Minnesota DWI lawyer?
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If you've been arrested for DWI in Minnesota, turn to a lawyer who can protect your rights and make sure you get the best results from your defense. You are facing the immediate loss of your license, a criminal record, a jail term and thousands of dollars in increased insurance costs. But these cases can be won.
As an attorney dedicated to DWI and criminal defense, I have successfully defended drunk driving arrests in Minnesota by challenging the grounds of the initial stop; whether the police had probable cause; whether the individual was properly advised of his rights; the accuracy of the alcohol concentration test results; whether the state timely provided the "source code" (aka the system software) for the intoxilyzer 5000; and whether the right to additional testing was hindered or denied by the police.
I provide a thorough and systematic analysis of every case and exploit any weakness to defend the people I represent. Call me today and we'll take an immediate look at your case.
This Week's Featured Minnesota DWI Case
The Minnesota Case of the week is the Minnesota Court of Appeals decision of State v. Wicklund(Opinion Issued January 26, 2010). I was the attorney for the Defendant in this case and the decision stands for the proposition that the police "policy" of collecting a blood or urine sample... more »