QUESTION
If convicted of felony threat of violence, can one lose their driver's license or their state public health assistance?
Asked on May 02nd, 2017 on Criminal Law - Minnesota
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I am facing felony threat of violence, was at home with a knife to my arm, had a .246 blood alcohol level and was accused of threatening another. I was not aware that I agreed to talk to police at the time. Public defender is not helping.
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Driver's license - no. Public assistance - maybe. If you're not comfortable with your current attorney, you can hire a private criminal defense attorney to defend you.
Answered on Jul 27th, 2017 at 9:54 AM