Legal Question in Criminal Law in Minnesota

Re: fleeing and eluding

You may have it expunged from your record if you wish, provided that it is the only crime on your record.

Re: fleeing and eluding

Though I have not checked, my recollection is that back then "Fleeing Police" crimes were all "in a motor vehicle" and were all felony charges (this has changed since). See Minnesota Statutes section 609.487, subd. 3. Even so, under Minnesota Statutes section 609.13, subd. 1, in certain circumstances a conviction may be deemed a gross misdemeanor or simple misdemeanor, even if the the charge was a felony, depending upon the sentence the judge imposed (with some exceptions, such as rights relating to firearms).

What can you do? You can read those statutes (above) via the internet or law library. You can look at your court file to see what sentence was imposed by the judge. Then you can detemrine whether the conviction should be deemed less than a felony conviction by operation of law.

http://www.liberty-lawyer.com

Re: fleeing and eluding

You should read about the options to try to clear your records. If you qualify, we can assist you with an expungement request. Read more about an expungement and the requirements at:

www.AggressiveCriminalDefense.com