KEYSER LAW BLOG

Simple vs. Aggravated Assault in Minnesota

DEC. 10 2013

As a continuation of our previous post “Assault 101: The Basics” we’d like to present a brief overview of the different kinds of assault. We previously mentioned the six types of assault charges but did not mention the different areas that can be considered assault.

Assault is considered a crime of violence against another person. There are different types of assault and the penalties vary. In Minnesota, assaults causing temporary bodily injury or no injury are misdemeanors. Furthermore, physical contact

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Simple vs. Aggravated Assault in Minnesota

DEC. 10 2013

Published By: Chris Keyser

Category: Assault

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What You Should Know About the Minnesota Dream Act

NOV. 20 2013

Published By: Chris Keyser

Category: Uncategorized

t’s no secret that college is expensive. For students faced with out-of-state tuition, it’s too expensive. What if you have lived in a state for many years and are still billed the out-of-state price? That’s something young students who are also undocumented immigrants face all over the country. A new Minnesota law however, has changed that.

Before the Dream Act, undocumented students had to pay out-of-state tuition no matter how long they had lived in the state. So if

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The Basics of Minnesota DWI/DUI Charges

NOV. 14 2013

Published By: Chris Keyser

Category: DWI/DUI

Most people know the legal limit for drinking and driving is .08% BAC for those 21 and over. Once you reach that point however, the laws can get pretty confusing. Here are some things you need to know about DUI/DWI laws in Minnesota.

“Pleading the Fifth” doesn’t really work. You cannot refuse a chemical test without some consequences. Minnesota has an implied consent law, meaning all drivers are required to submit to a chemical test of their blood, breath,

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What Are Your Rights to Defend Yourself At Home

NOV. 4 2013

Published By: Chris Keyser

Category: Assault | Criminal Defense | Gun Rights

An attack on your or your family in your home, or even just around town, can be a jarring experience. In the moment, no one should have to think about the repercussions of defending themselves from such an attack.

There are laws in place designed to protect those who are protecting themselves, their families, and their property. They vary by state, situation, and your reaction. Find out what these laws are in our infographic below.

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Amusing Lawsuits

MAY 7 2013

Published By: Chris Keyser

Category: Media

There are some very amusing lawsuits that have happened throughout the United States. Click on the image below to see some of them.

This interactive graphic was provided by Keyser Law Firm

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White House Announces Initiatives for Streamlining Legal Immigration

APR. 16 2013

Published By: Chris Keyser

Category: Uncategorized

The White House recently announced and reiterated their initiatives for streamlining the process for legal immigration and assisting those who wish to immigrate to America.

The U.S. Administration has been vocal in its efforts to promote legal citizenship and to encourage newcomers to fully integrate to their new communities. Recognizing the past contributions of those immigrants that have come to America, the U.S. Administration is eager to promote programs that will assist immigrants in becoming citizens legally and

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