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We recently highlighted the process of criminal expungement. As noted in that article, not all crimes are eligible for expungement. A felony-level conviction is eligible only if it is listed in the expungement statute itself. But most petty misdemeanors, misdemeanors, and gross misdemeanors qualify for expungement after a period of...

The Possibility of All MN DUI Offenders Needing Ignition Interlock

07 Apr 2016

Farrish Johnson Law Office

In the News

It has been proposed that all DUI offenders in Minnesota should need ignition interlock devices on their vehicles before they are permitted to drive on Minnesota’s roads. The idea behind this is to keep drunk drivers off of the road before they ever get on the road. This thought process...

Alleged Sexual Assault in Sleepy Eye

06 Apr 2016

Farrish Johnson Law Office

In the News

Three men have been charged in a Sleepy Eye sexual assault case. Of the three men, one has been arrested and charged with first-degree criminal sexual conduct, threats of violence, second-degree criminal sexual conduct, and two counts of witness tampering. All charges are classified as felonies, according to the criminal...

Cloned Credit Card Scheme Hits Mankato

05 Apr 2016

Farrish Johnson Law Office

In the News

White collar crimes are serious and when accused of one, it is important for there to be proper criminal representation in place. In the latest white collar crime to hit Mankato, business owners and residents are being advised to use caution when using credit cards in order to avoid falling...

Zero Tolerance Teacher Assault Bill Heard Before MN Senate

04 Apr 2016

Farrish Johnson Law Office

In the News

Teacher assaults have been an issue throughout Minnesota and the country. Now the Minnesota senate has opened hearings on the Zero Tolerance Teacher Assault bill that has been proposed. This comes in the wake of several high-profile assaults that happened to teachers in a number of Twin Cities schools. In...

Arbitration Clauses–Good and Bad

21 Mar 2016

Farrish Johnson Law Office

Arbitration, Scott V. Kelly

Mandatory binding arbitration clauses are now found in a vast majority of consumer contracts, ranging from credit card and cell phone agreements to real estate purchase agreements and car rental agreements. In recent years there has been an expansion of arbitration clauses in the employment setting and with medical providers...

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Expungement: Eligibility if Convicted of a Felony

The Possibility of All MN DUI Offenders Needing Ignition Interlock

Alleged Sexual Assault in Sleepy Eye

Cloned Credit Card Scheme Hits Mankato

Zero Tolerance Teacher Assault Bill Heard Before MN Senate

Arbitration Clauses–Good and Bad

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