Eric Thole : The Criminal Defence Lawyer

The legalization of drugs in the states is a serious threat. People arrested for possession or use can vary as per the amount of drugs in possession. The fact is that once you get arrested for illegal possession of drugs, the chances of you facing jail time is high. Moreover, you have to cough up heavy fines and get a bad reputation on your personal profile. Some of the other punishments you might need to face are: ·       You may face up to 30 years of imprisonment – if you’re found guilty ·      If you’re a pharmacist, or a physician, or a nurse, and found guilty for selling or possessing prescription drugs illegally, you may lose your medical license and your job ·      If you get convicted of the charges placed on you you’ll lose all your civil liberties, even after you’ve served your sentence in the prison.  Mr. Eric Thole can help you to handle your drug case in Minnesota. He is a seasoned lawyer, widely popular...

If you've been charged with a DUI in Minnesota, you are facing serious criminal charges. A guilty verdict will lead to possible jail time, hefty fines, and loss of license. Moreover, a guilty verdict will leave a permanent mark on your criminal record. Being arrested can be overwhelming. To avoid this situation, you really need a good DUI attorney . But how do you know which one is the right attorney for you? Here are a few things that you should consider before choosing your DUI attorney: Specialization – You really need to be sure that the attorney you’re choosing has specialization in DUI defense. DUI laws are complicated, so choose an attorney who knows every trick about DUI and Criminal Defense. Experience level – The second thing you should look for is your attorney’s experience. How many years’ of experience this person is having in Criminal Defense of DUI Defense? Has that person or anyone in the law firm ever been a prosecutor? Customer service – Pay clos...

In Minnesota, crimes are taken very seriously. Whether it’s rape, murder, drug dealing, or threatening a crime of violence, there is a punishment for every crime. Threatening a crime of violence is a terroristic threat. Terroristic threats are taken seriously and prosecuted aggressively, especially at the juvenile level. If in case you’re invoked with the charges of threatening someone, it’s really important to hire a good attorney for your case. Punishment for Terroristic Threat Conviction   Defendants convicted  of making terrorist threats face a range of possible penalties. The penalties involved for a terrorist threat typically include one or more of the following: Incarceration. Anyone convicted of a misdemeanor offense for making a terrorist threat faces up to one year in a county jail. For a felony conviction, a court can impose a prison sentence of a year or more. Depending on the state and the nature of the threat, a conviction for ma...