Legal Question in Criminal Law in Minnesota

You need an attorney in a serious way. There are many complicated issues that come into play with arrests, searches, and search warrants. The story you tell makes it sound like the cops suspect you of a crime. Now is the time to get attorney representation to make sure you're handling this the right way and to protect your rights. Give me a call for an initial consultation.

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Prior reply is inappropriate and inaccurate. Yes, in certain circumstances police may seize a cell phone. I urge you to confer privately with an experienced and reputable attorney at this time. Tricia Dwyer Esq at 612-296-9666 Minnesota Criminal Defense Attorneys Tricia Dwyer Esq & Assoc PLLC

The prior response by Mr. Edmunds was appropriate and accurate. I am not sure why Ms. Dwyer insists on providing what appears to be a stock response and one she has provided to a number of different inquiries without providing any real information herself.

That notwithstanding, your phone cannot be searched without a warrant. There must be probable cause to support such a warrant. I agree that you may be under an investigation and you should consult with counsel. Mr. Sieben has certainly provided you with good information.

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