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Minnesota DWI Appeals

By Max A. Keller, Atty. at Law on May 30, 2012
Category: Appeals
Tags: Felony Appeals, Felony Charges, Felony DWI Appeals, Gross Misdemeanor Appeals, Minnesota Appeals, Minnesota DWI Appeals, Minnesota Felony DWI Appeals, Misdemeanor Appeals
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Minnesota Criminal Sexual Conduct or Sex Crimes and Bail

By Max A. Keller, Atty. at Law on May 29, 2012
Category: Criminal Sexual Conduct
Tags: Criminal Sexual Conduct, Internet Sex Crimes, Minnesota Bail, Minnesota Bail Attorney, Minnesota Felony Bail, Minnesota Sex Crimes Attorney
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Police accuse former Minnesota Viking of identity theft

On behalf of Keller Law Offices on May 29, 2012
Category: White Collar Crimes
Tags: Minnesota Vikings, identity theft, white-collar crime, wire fraud
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Illegal Minnesota Bail: How to Challenge it to Win Your Freedom

By Max A. Keller, Atty. at Law on May 28, 2012
Category: Bail
Tags: Bail Attorney, Excessive Bail, Minnesota Bail, Minnesota Bail Attorney, Minnesota DWI Bail, Minnesota Felony Bail, Minnesota Gross Misdemeanor Bail, Minnesota Misdemeanor Bail
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Minnesota Bail: How Much is Too Much?

By Max A. Keller, Atty. at Law on May 27, 2012
Category: Bail
Tags: Bail, Minnesota Bail, Minnesota Felony Bail, Minnesota Gross Misdemeanor Bail, Minnesota Misdemeanor Bail
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Should a jury note in Amy Senser's trial lead to a new trial? Part II

On behalf of Keller Law Offices on May 26, 2012
Category: Criminal Defense
Tags: Amy Senser, Hennepin County, criminal defense, vehicular homicide
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New Criminal Vehicular Operation Trial?: Should a jury note in Amy Senser's trial lead to a new trial? Part I

On behalf of Keller Law Offices on May 24, 2012
Category: Criminal Vehicular Operation
Tags: Amy Senser, Criminal Vehicular Homidice Defense, Criminal Vehicular Operation, Hennepin County, Minnesota Criminal Defense, Minnesota Criminal Vehicular Homicide, Motion for New Trial, criminal defense, vehicular homicide
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Minnesota men's marijuana statistics make a case for treatment

On behalf of Keller Law Offices on May 19, 2012
Category: Drug Crimes
Tags: Minneapolis, drug court, drug crimes, nonviolent offenders
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Minnesota Felony Charges: How Does a Felony Progress To Court

By Max A. Keller, Atty. at Law on May 18, 2012
Category: Felony Charges
Tags: Felony Charges, Felony Criminal Defense, Felony Probation, Felony Sentence, Felony Sentencing, Minnesota Felony Criminal Defense, Minnesota Felony Defense
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Minnesota Misdemeanor Criminal Defense: What Happens Once You're charged ?

By Max A. Keller, Atty. at Law on May 17, 2012
Category: Criminal Defense
Tags: Misdemeanor Criminal Defense
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