Legal Question in DUI Law in Minnesota

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That doesn't provide much to go on (the question doesn't). In any event, you will need an experienced DWI defense lawyer to help you do so. And do hurry, since you have only 30 days to file a court challenge to the administrative drivers-license revocation.

You must have your case reviewed by an experienced DWI lawyer. Certainly, your post is a bit vague making it difficult to formulate any specific response. However, if the probable case for the case was lacking, you may file a Motion seeking a dismissal. I am not sure what "form" you refer to or how it may affect your case, but, be aware that even if the case is dismissed on a technicality, t may often be dismissed without prejudice, meaning that it is simply refiled.

As noted, there is also a separate civil case related to your license revocation. You must file a Petition for judicial review within 30 days of receipt of the license revocation to challenge. If you do not do so, an Implied Consent will appear on your record and your license with be revoked even if you prevail on the criminal case.

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