Freeman’s press release, er, I mean Complaint states that “Kueng held Mr. Floyd’s back and Lane held his legs….Lane asked,“should we roll him on his side?” and the defendant said, “No, staying put where we got him.” Officer Lane said, “I am worried about excited delirium or whatever.”…Lane said, “want to roll him on his
Updated 5/27: The second audio above goes deep into paramedic protocol, death declaration, and Mpls force policy (neck not authorized on passive resistance), and other videos released w/ Steve Rogers. The first is my 5/26 interview with expert Steve Rogers evaluating the use of force in the video footage of the Memorial Day death of
Call us today. Gov Walz’ Emergency Executive Order 20-20 is rather vague, which is a good thing! A letter NOT legally required by the order but a lot of employers and employees are asking for it. My local Sheriff, Sean Deringer of Wright County announced that they “WILL NOT be randomly stopping cars to ascertain
People have already asked: “What’s the Consequence for Disobeying Governor Walz’ order?” Answer: Misdemeanor, maximum 90 days or $1000 fine or both. So, you could be arrested if you’re not leaving the home for exempted activities, as listed in the order. These include Relocation to ensure safety, Health and safety activities, Outdoor activities, Necessary supplies
How to Prove Your Auto Injury and Defenses You Will Face
This is part three of three of our deer hunting series. A couple of new laws that are interesting and important this year have come to my attention. Number one: Tracking with Dogs Tracking with dogs is now legal in Minnesota for both deer and bear hunting. There are a few rules that you should
Make sure to listen to my radio show that starts this week. The show is hosted be me, Theodore (Ted) W. Buselmeier V, Esq. This is a 5 minutes show with Legal Updates and Tips. Show topic will change every week. You can hear the show daily 6:55 a.m. and 2:55 p.m. on AM 1360,
Attorney Ted Buselmeier here with an important update for sportsmen and particularly deer hunters on the new shining laws, also known as “spotlighting”. The short version is that you can now only shine for two hours after sunset, not onto “fenced agricultural land”, must be completely unarmed, along with some additional nuances. Read on to
What a terrible position to be in! Your elderly or no longer capable friend or family member is putting themselves and others’ safety at risk. No one wants their driving freedom taken away, so often there is no way they will voluntarily stop driving. What can you do to stop them from getting behind the
What are the minimum auto insurance coverage requirements in Minnesota and why should I pay for more? A lawyer answers.
Oil, shatter, resin, distillate, dabs, cartridges, whatever the form, they’re all extracts from the Cannabis plant. Great news! The law now makes it clear that, prior to July 1, 2019, the legal definition of “Hemp” (cannabis plant with no more than 0.3% THC) did not include the extracts of the plant! Therefore, it was not
No-fault insurance, often referred to as personal injury protection insurance (PIP)*, is designed to cover drivers and their passengers’ medical costs, wage loss, replacement services (such as housekeeping) and, in the event of death, $2,000 of funeral services, in the event of a covered accident, regardless of who is found to be at fault. This
