CRIMINAL TRAFFIC DEFENSE LAWYER MINNESOTA

When you are facing criminal traffic laws in Minnesota, you need an experienced legal team to fight for your rights. Our experienced criminal traffic attorneys have the knowledge and skills to resolve your traffic charges. If you or someone you know has been charged with felony DWI under Minnesota drunk driving laws, you need a serious team of Minnesota DWI defense attorneys.

How Hoglund Law DWI Defense Attorneys Can Help

We are extremely knowledgeable about different offenses under the criminal traffic laws, including DWI/DUI alcohol or drug related infractions. We understand that being arrested for speeding or reckless driving can be stressful, but you need to know where you stand before making decisions that can affect your future. You need to know all of the potential ramifications and how they apply to you and your driving record.

Our lead attorney Rebecca Adams is a former Dakota County prosecutor with 24 years of defense attorney experience.

We help protect your rights in criminal traffic cases in Minnesota

As an experienced criminal defense firm, we offer a free initial consultation where we discuss the details of your case and let you know what we can do for you. We are thorough when it comes to researching the law and applying it to your case, giving you an honest assessment of your options.

We have helped countless people in their criminal traffic cases

Our criminal defense attorneys have extensive knowledge about Minnesota driving laws. Whether you were arrested on a DWI charge or a misdemeanor traffic violation, we have the experience to help.

Criminal Traffic Defense Attorneys Serving All of Minnesota

Our legal team has helped thousands of clients facing serious charges including criminal speeding charges, misdemeanor driving while suspended or revoked, reckless driving, careless driving, no proof of insurance, Driving After Cancellation and all levels of DWI.

Our attorneys have over 30 years combined experience in criminal defense. If you are facing traffic charges in all counties in the state of Minnesota.

  • Aitkin County – Aitkin
  • Anoka County – Anoka
  • Becker County – Detroit Lakes
  • Beltrami County – Bemidji
  • Benton County – Foley
  • Big Stone County – Ortonville
  • Blue Earth County – Mankato
  • Brown County – New Ulm
  • Carlton County – Carlton
  • Carver County – Chaska
  • Cass County – Walker
  • Chippewa County – Montevideo
  • Chisago County – Center City
  • Clay County – Moorhead
  • Clearwater County – Bagley
  • Cook County – Grand Marais
  • Cottonwood County – Windom
  • Crow Wing County – Brainerd
  • Dakota County – Hastings
  • Dodge County – Mantorville
  • Douglas County – Alexandria
  • Faribault County – Blue Earth
  • Fillmore County – Preston
  • Freeborn County – Albert Lea
  • Goodhue County – Red Wing
  • Grant County – Elbow Lake
  • Hennepin County – Minneapolis
  • Houston County – Caledonia
  • Hubbard County – Park Rapids
  • Isanti County – Cambridge
  • Itasca County – Grand Rapids
  • Jackson County – Jackson
  • Kanabec County – Mora
  • Kandiyohi County – Willmar
  • Kittson County – Hallock
  • Koochiching County – International Falls
  • Lac qui Parle County – Madison
  • Lake County – Two Harbors
  • Lake of the Woods County – Baudette
  • Le Sueur County – Le Center
  • Lincoln County – Ivanhoe
  • Lyon County – Marshall
  • McLeod County – Glencoe
  • Mahnomen County – Mahnomen
  • Marshall County – Warren
  • Martin County – Fairmont
  • Meeker County – Litchfield
  • Mille Lacs County – Milaca
  • Morrison County – Little Falls
  • Mower County – Austin
  • Murray County – Slayton
  • Nicollet County – St. Peter
  • Nobles County – Worthington
  • Norman County – Ada
  • Olmsted County – Rochester
  • Otter Tail County – Fergus Falls
  • Pennington County – Thief River Falls
  • Pine County – Pine City
  • Pipestone County – Pipestone
  • Polk County – Crookston
  • Pope County – Glenwood
  • Ramsey County – St. Paul
  • Red Lake County – Red Lake Falls
  • Redwood County – Redwood Falls
  • Renville County – Olivia
  • Rice County – Faribault
  • Rock County – Luverne
  • Roseau County – Roseau
  • St. Louis County – Duluth
  • Scott County – Shakopee
  • Sherburne County – Elk River
  • Sibley County – Gaylord
  • Stearns County – St. Cloud
  • Steele County – Owatonna
  • Stevens County – Morris
  • Swift County – Benson
  • Todd County – Long Prairie
  • Traverse County – Wheaton
  • Wabasha County – Wabasha
  • Wadena County – Wadena
  • Waseca County – Waseca
  • Washington County – Stillwater
  • Watonwan County – St. James
  • Wilkin County – Breckenridge
  • Winona County – Winona
  • Wright County – Buffalo
  • Yellow Medicine County – Granite Falls

Driving While impaired in Minnesota

In Minnesota, there are four degrees of driving while impaired (DWI). The charges can range from a misdemeanor offense for 4th degree to a felony offense for 1st degree. The punishment imposed is dependent upon the degree and prior convictions or the presence of any aggravating factors.

Violating the DWI Laws in Minnesota Result in Harsh Penalties

If you are found guilty of violating them:

  • Your vehicle could be forfeited
  • You could lose your license
  • Your insurance could increase or be canceled
  • You could face jail time
  • It can affect your ability to get a job

Test Refusal as a result of Driving While Impaired (DWI)

If you refuse to submit to a chemical test when requested by an officer, you face a higher criminal penalty as well as a possible driver’s license revocation for a minimum of 12 months under the Implied Consent Statute 524.10. The penalties are highly complex and have many variables, which is why it’s critical to hire an experienced DWI attorney in Minnesota.

Driving while impaired in Minnesota (DWI)

The legal limit for operating a motor vehicle in the state of Minnesota is under a .08 percent blood-alcohol concentration (BAC). Underage drinking and driving includes any driver younger than 21 years old who has any amount of alcohol within their system (absolute sobriety) while operating a motor vehicle.

Traffic Violation Defense Attorneys

Criminal speeding offenses are considered serious misdemeanor offenses, and they are punishable by higher fines and possible jail time. This is one of the most common traffic violations in Minnesota. Speeding tickets can affect your insurance rates. This could lead up to substantial increases in insurance rates or even cancellation, on top of any court costs, depending upon the amount you were going over the speed limit.

If you have been charged with any of these misdemeanor level offenses, we can help. We also offer a free initial consultation for these offenses.

We handle more than just DWI, we represent clients who have many types of traffic violations including:

  • Moving Violations
  • Misdemeanor Speeding
  • School Bus Stop Arm Violations
  • Driving After Cancellation
  • Driving After Suspension
  • Driving After Revocation
  • Driving Without Insurance
  • Out of Town Cases

Chances are you may be visiting the Twin Cities, or another part of Minnesota and along the way you were pulled over for a traffic violation. Don’t blow this off, it can actually become a problem for you in your home state. Depending on the state in which you live, this could lead to serious repercussions when you go home. You could potentially be facing license suspension or revocation in your home state.

Cities We Provide Traffic Defense

If you are facing criminal traffic violations in all Minnesota cities, including but not limited to the following, our experienced legal team can help you with representation in criminal traffic court. We have over 30 years of combined experience representing clients in all traffic matters.

  • Minneapolis, MN
  • St Paul, MN
  • Anoka, MN
  • Edina, MN
  • Eden Prairie, MN
  • Roseville, MN
  • Arden Hills, MN
  • Bloomington, MN
  • Lakeville, MN
  • St Louis Park, MN
  • Richfield, MN
  • Hopkins, MN
  • Plymouth, MN
  • Robbinsdale, MN
  • Columbia Heights, MN
  • Fridley, MN
  • Spring Lake Park, MN
  • Bloomington, MN
  • New Hope, MN
  • Brooklyn Center, MN
  • Brooklyn Park, MN
  • Crystal, MN
  • Golden Valley, MN
  • Apple Valley, MN
  • Falcon Heights, MN
  • New Brighton, MN
  • Savage, MN
  • Arden Hills, MN
  • Minnetonka, MN
  • Maple Grove, MN
  • Coon Rapids, MN
  • Champlin, MN
  • Anoka, MN
  • Blaine, MN
  • Forest Lake, MN

Minnesota Criminal Traffic Defense Lawyer

When selecting a lawyer to help with your criminal traffic ticket case, make sure you look for experience and results! Our Minnesota criminal defense attorneys have helped thousands of people with their misdemeanor speeding tickets, DWI, driving while suspended/revoked and more.

If you are facing any type of criminal traffic violation, then contact us today for a free initial consultation at 855-956-0075 or fill out our online form.

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