Mr. Gempeler was just named a 2019 Rising Star. This is the fifth consecutive year – which coincides with his tenure at North Star – being named a Rising Star by his peers and colleagues alike. It’s a recognition awarded to only 2.5% of attorneys...
Read MoreThe severity of your domestic assault charge will depend on the number of prior "qualified domestic violence-related offenses." One would think that this list of prior domestic-related offenses would be limited to purely domestic-related offenses, such as a prior domestic assault conviction or an Order...
Read MoreWe don't do our work for notoriety and media exposure. We do it because we love helping our clients through what is often their most challenging time in their life. But, like anyone, it is nice to be recognized when a reputable magazine devoted to...
Read MoreWhen a driver gets arrested for a DWI, an officer takes them back to the station and requests an official test to determine the driver's alcohol concentration level. In the vast majority of cases, the test offered is a breath test, administered by the State's...
Read MoreCommercial drivers know that even minor traffic tickets can have a dramatic impact on their livelihood. This stems from the federal law that automatically revokes commercial driving privileges for certain disqualifying offenses. For instance, speeding more than 15 mph can lead to a 60 day...
Read MoreInterference with privacy is a gross misdemeanor offense that can rise to felony level charges depending on the circumstances. The general concept of what interference with privacy means may make sense. But the statutory definitions are complex in trying to capture the acts that amount...
Read MoreThe terms burglary, robbery, and theft are often thrown around interchangeably and the difference between the terms are often confused. Although all these crimes usually involve taking property from somebody else, they are all very unique crimes. Burglary First, burglary is the entering of a building...
Read MoreIf you are charged with a Minnesota DWI, there are a few affirmative defenses prescribed by law. One of them is post-driving consumption. Under Minn. Stat. 169A.46, post-driving consumption is a complete defense to a charge of DWI with an alcohol concentration greater than .08...
Read MoreMr. Gempeler was highlighted by the publication, Minnesota Lawyer. It is an honor and with much appreciation to be chosen for this feature. Minnesota Lawyer is a print and online publisher of everything relating to the law in the State of Minnesota. To read the...
Read MoreOne of the most immediate and difficult consequences that come from a DWI charge is the license revocation. A person charged with a DWI can have their license revoked for anywhere between 30 days and multiple years, including having a B-card restriction. Point being, it...
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