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AUG. 18 2011

We launched this new website to showcase the expansion of our practice into immigration law. We hope this website provides informative information for our clients and those seeking to learn more about criminal defense and immigration law throughout Minnesota. Below is the press release on our website launch. Click here to read the original press release.

Keyser Law Firm Re-launches Website and Expands Criminal Defense Practice to Include Immigration Defense Throughout Minnesota

Keyser Law Firm is pleased to

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The Casey Anthony Verdict: Was It Right?

AUG. 16 2011

Published By: Chris Keyser

The case of State of Florida vs. Casey Marie Anthony was called “the social media trial of the century.” For those oblivious to current events, the showcase began when toddler Caylee Marie Anthony was reported missing on July 15, 2008. Her skeletal remains were found in a wooded area near her home five months later. Caylee’s mother, Casey Anthony, was indicted on charges of first degree murder, aggravated child abuse, aggravated manslaughter and found “not guilty” after a six week

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Minnesota’s Ignition Interlock Program and New 2011 DWI Laws

JULY 9 2011

Published By: Chris Keyser

Category: Criminal Defense | DWI/DUI | License Revocation

Minnesota’s DWI laws changed on July 1, 2011 by introducing the Ignition Interlock pilot program. The program provides a pathway for persons with suspended, withdrawn, cancelled or revoked drivers licenses to get their driving privileges back by agreeing to install the ignition interlock device in their vehicles. This article gives an overview of the ingition interlock program, explains what the ignition interlock device actually is and how persons charged with DWI are affected.

Quick Overview of the New 2011

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What to Do If You Receive an Order to Impound Your Vehicle License Plates in Minnesota

JUNE 30 2011

Published By: Chris Keyser

Category: DWI/DUI

Because Minnesota DUI and DWI law is so strict and unforgiving, if a police officer orders that your vehicle license plates be impounded, you need the help of a Minnesota Criminal Attorney immediately. Do not wait to see what happens. You only have 30 days to challenge the impound order. There are no exceptions and there is not a grace period.

The consequence of having vehicle license plates impounded affects everyone who has access to the car. If the

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Hiring a Minnesota Immigration Attorney Can Make All the Difference In Whether or Not You Get In

JUNE 24 2011

Published By: Chris Keyser

Category: Uncategorized

Even attorneys find the immigration laws convoluted. It’s especially difficult for the lay person to understand them. It can be a difficult and often time consuming process. The United State immigration can seem formidable and the process can be unforgiving. It’s important to have an attorney working for you who can give the best chance of success. By hiring a Minnesota Immigration Attorney your chances of success will dramatically increase.

There are two main types of visas. The first

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The Best Legal Movies of All Time

JUNE 20 2011

Published By: Chris Keyser

Category: Best Legal Movies | Criminal Defense

There’s one major reason that there have been a-million-and-one courtroom drama movies across the years – people just love them. Between the inherent suspense and the inevitable outburst, viewers just can’t get enough. That said, in an effort to draw a line between the masses and masters, we at Keyser Law Firm compiled a definitive list below of The Best Law & Lawyer Movies of All Time. Enjoy!

1. To Kill a Mockingbird (1962)

When you film a

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What a Minnesota Criminal Attorney Wishes You Would Do if Pulled Over by the Police for DWI/DUI

JUNE 17 2011

Published By: Chris Keyser

Category: DWI/DUI

Your Minnesota DWI lawyer wants you to know what to do before you’re stopped by a police officer for DWI. You had a beer with your friends and now you’re driving home when the flashing lights demand you pull over. What should you do?

First, pull over and stop the car. Second, stay in the car. Get your driver’s license and car registration out and have them ready. Don’t fumble around and look afraid or worried. Roll the window

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