Legal Question in Criminal Law in Minnesota
Minor charged with 5th degree possession
What happens when a child is charged with 5th degree possession?
2 Answers from Attorneys
Re: Minor charged with 5th degree possession
If you are referring ato a drug charge, it is a very serious felony that can result in a record that extends into adulthood in some circumstances such as Extended juvenile Jurisdiction.
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Re: Minor charged with 5th degree possession
Possession of what? A banned drug?
drug crimes:
http://www.liberty-lawyer.com/drugcrimecharges.html
drug possession:
http://www.liberty-lawyer.com/drugcrimecharges/possessiondrugs.html
A minor is under age 21. Do you mean a juvenile, under age 18?
FFI:
http://www.liberty-lawyer.com/juveniledelinquency.html
For my past clients charged with a crime like this, we have set a goal of avoiding a public record, including drivers license record (if car involved), avoiding a conviction, avoiding a guilty plea, and obtaining an outcome subject to "expungement" in the future.
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