If you have been charged with a crime, the State fully intends to convict and punish you. When you are charged, the State has already concluded that they have probable cause to arrest and prosecute you. Kinsella & Foley Defense is ready, willing and able to help you as experienced Minnesota Criminal Lawyers.
Facing criminal charges without an aggressive attorney to fight for your rights and constitutional protections leaves you extremely vulnerable to the power of the State. At Kinsella and Foley Defense, we will demand every shred of evidence that the State has gathered to make their charging decision and look for any weaknesses or possible defenses to the charges.
Facing criminal charges without an aggressive attorney to fight for your rights and constitutional protections leaves you extremely vulnerable to the power of the State. At Kinsella and Foley Defense, we will demand every shred of evidence that the State has gathered to make their charging decision and look for any weaknesses or possible defenses to the charges.
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Attorney Robert J. Foley joined the law firm of Gerald Miller, PA, a Minneapolis-based DWI and Criminal Defense firm, in 2010 as an Associate Attorney. He was promoted to the position of Managing Attorney in 2013. In November of 2016, Attorney Robert Foley and Attorney Dana Kinsella formed the law firm of Kinsella and Foley Defense, PLLC.
Attorney Dana T. Kinsella earned his Juris Doctor from Hamline University School of Law in 2010 after graduating from Saint John's University with a B.S. in Political Science and Vocal Performance as well as a Minor in Philosophy. While in law school, Attorney Kinsella was a Certified Student Attorney for the Carver County and Ramsey County Public Defender's Offices.
One can be charged with operating a vehicle, boat, snowmobile or ATV while impaired by drugs or alcohol in Minnesota. Typically, charges come as a result of a breath, blood or urine test result of.08 or more or a positive test for a controlled substance. However, it is still possible to be charged with a DWI while testing less than.08.
Minnesota Statute Chapter 169 encompasses all traffic offenses in Minnesota. While the most common offenses are speeding, failing to stop at a semaphore or stop sign, equipment violations and other petty misdemeanor offenses, many people are surprised to learn that some traffic offenses are actually crimes and convictions may lead to jail time, fines and a criminal record.
I can't say enough about the overall professionalism both Robert and Dana brought to my experience. They were incredibly prompt, knowledgeable, and reassuring from the very beginning. I have referred several people to Kinsella and Foley Defense and will continue to do so as they were incredibly impressive and successful!
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