Ignition Interlock and Worker's Permit - Minnesota DWI License Revocation

Have you been pulled over by law enforcement and cited for driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol?  Have you received a notice from the State that your license is being suspended or revoked?  There are immediate options you have to give yourself the ability to maintain your life with respect to your job, family and other issues that you depend on your driver's license for. For example:  Did you know that you can install Ignition Interlock in your vehicle to start driving again?  You can also contact the DPS and obtain a worker's permit so you can continue to keep your job. Contact an attorney at Kamrath Law Group today to obtain a FREE consultation and information on how to get your driving privileges reinstated immediately!

This week, Kamrath Law Group attorney Katie Rindfleisch received a dismissal shortly before a felony jury trial.  It is important to have a knowledgable attorney who can fully advise you of your options and keep your best interests in mind.  Call Kamrath Law Group today for a free consultation.

Last week, Kamrath Law Group attorney Katie Rindfleisch successfully argued a departure motion in Hennepin County.  Her client, a young man, was charged with being an Ineligible Person in Possession of a Firearm, a very serious offense that carries a mandatory minimum prison sentence of 60 months.

Ms. Rindfleisch presented several substantial and compelling reasons to the Judge as to why her client did not deserve to go to prison.  The Judge agreed and stayed his prison sentence.

It is important, especially when dealing with serious charges, to have an experienced attorney.  Call Kamrath Law Group today for a free consultation.

Attorney Luke Rezac Wins on a Motion to Compel Discovery

On March 20th, 2012, Kamrath Law Group attorney Luke Rezac argued in front of the Honorable Judge Michael Fahey in Scott County District Court, to compel the State to allow him access to investigate vital issues pertaining to a Rule 20 Psychological Evaluation ordered by the court. The State vehemently opposed Mr. Rezac's argument, but the court found in favor of defense counsel and ordered the State to allow the investigation Mr. Rezac was arguing for to be conducted.

The attorneys at Kamrath Law Group are determined to press through any obstacles that prevent the execution of justice. Vigorously defending your rights is what Kamrath Law Group is focused on, and the attorneys at Kamrath Law Group will go to the ultimate extent to ensure your rights are justly protected.


Contact one of our attorneys today if you feel as though your rights are in jeopardy!

Psychological Evaluation ordered in Scott County Aggravated Robbery Case

On March 6, 2012 before Honorable Michael A. Fahey in Scott County, Attorney Luke Rezac requested a Rule 20 Psychological Evaluation for his client. Mr. Rezac’s request was granted. The client has been charged with Aggravated Robbery in the First Degree, as well as 4 other counts of Aggravated Robbery in the First Degree in two other counties, along with 2 counts of Kidnapping. After many meetings and discussions with the client, Mr. Rezac and his client both agree that a Rule 20 evaluation in the next appropriate step to investigate and gather information in preparation for trial.

A Rule 20 Evaluation determines a defendant's competency to stand trial, and/or whether the defendant suffers or suffered from a mental deficiency or illness, either at the time of the alleged offense or is presently suffering from such deficiency.

The story was recently published by major news networks in the twin cities area and can be found here:

http://www.shakopeenews.com/view/full_story/16933562/article-Man-arrested-for-robbery-of-Savage-cable-TV-office-is-also-suspect-in-Edina-

http://kstp.com/article/stories/s2478411.shtml

http://www.myfoxtwincities.com/dpp/news/metro/police-armed-parking-lot-robber-caught-dec-29-2011

http://www.kare11.com/news/article/953553/396/Bloomington-man-arrested-for-armed-robberies

Kamrath Law Group Attorney Gets Good Result on Tough Case

Kamrath Law Group attorney Katie Rindfleisch was quite pleased with the outcome in a tough Dakota County case last week.

See the article in the Pioneer Press here: Former 'Hoo-Hoo' official sentenced for swindling $150K from group - TwinCities.com

Kamrath Law Group always fights hard for our clients. We take the time to get to know our clients and their situations so that we can achieve the best possible outcomes. Call today for a free consultation.

Continuing Education

The attorneys at Kamrath Law Group have spent some time learning new things lately. Last week was a seminar called "Expect the Unexpected" - a discussion about trial strategies in murder trials. The attorneys got a lot of good ideas for some upcoming cases.

Last week was also a day-long conference on the current sex offender civil commitment laws in Minnesota. The conference was attended by legal, medical, and correctional professionals. There is certainly a shared concern about the current law. The conference provided our attorneys with some valuable knowledge that we can share with our clients.

Kamrath Law Group has a commitment to ongoing legal education, and we look forward to sharing new information and knowledge with you.