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By Sullivan Rice

A criminal record can follow you long after a case has ended. Even after completing a sentence, paying fines, or fulfilling probation requirements, a past conviction or arrest can create challenges when applying for jobs, housing, education, or professional opportunities.

For man...


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Labor Day is a time to recognize the importance of work—the jobs we do, the businesses we build, the careers we pursue, and the families those efforts support.

As a Minnesota criminal defense attorney, Labor Day also reminds me of something I have seen throughout my career: whe...


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By Sullivan Rice

A domestic assault allegation can have immediate and lasting consequences. Even before your case reaches court, you may be ordered to leave your home, prohibited from contacting family members, or face restrictions that affect your daily life.

If you've been charged with domestic...


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Not every criminal case is best resolved through a traditional prosecution.

Sometimes a case is so divisive, emotional, or politically charged that a conventional prosecution can actually deepen the conflict. When there are strong and opposing views throughout a community, the better question may not b...


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If you have been charged with assault in Minnesota, you may believe the only way to defend yourself is to prove that you didn’t do it. That is not necessarily the case. Actually, the real question is sometimes about why you did what you did.

Minnesota law recognizes the right to defend yourself when yo...


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