Under the laws of the State of Minnesota, you may be subject to automobile loss in the following circumstances:
(1) If your current infraction is a Driving While Intoxicated or Denial to take a breathalizer, and 2 or more of the succeeding are applicable to you:
(a) A Previous DUI Revocation/Conviction within 10 years of this violation;
(b) An Alcohol Content of 0.20% or more; and/or
(c) A youngster under 16 years of age in your vehicle, who is also 36 months junior to you, at the time of the infringement;
(2) If your current violation is a Driving While Intoxicated and you were operating a motor vehicle after being suspended Inimical to Public Safety (IPS) by the Department of Public Safety or you had a permit restriction on the use of an intoxicant at the time of your infringement; or
(3) If you are blameworthy of 2nd Degree DUI or Refusal.
The government starts with automobile seizure by providing service of process upon you with a Notice of Seizure and Intent to Forfeit Motor Vehicle.
*Note, as with your Civil-DWI proceeding concerning your license repeal and plate seizure, you only have 30 days from the day of the Notice of Seizure and Intent to Forfeit Motor Vehicle to record with the court and legally serve upon the government a Forfeiture Petition requesting a judicial hearing challenging the lawfulness of the automobile seizure; otherwise:
You relinquish all legal rights and arguable issues which could or should have been raised, even if you are correct!
That is, overlooking steps to properly serve and record a Forfeiture Petition results in the automatic automobile forfeiture. (that is, you will not have the judicial right to get your automobile back).
If you employ my services, I will file the Forfeiture Petition and request the return of your automobile as soon as possible. In addition, depending on the territory of your automobile forfeiture, I may be able to immediately get your car returned to you.
(1) If your current infraction is a Driving While Intoxicated or Denial to take a breathalizer, and 2 or more of the succeeding are applicable to you:
(a) A Previous DUI Revocation/Conviction within 10 years of this violation;
(b) An Alcohol Content of 0.20% or more; and/or
(c) A youngster under 16 years of age in your vehicle, who is also 36 months junior to you, at the time of the infringement;
(2) If your current violation is a Driving While Intoxicated and you were operating a motor vehicle after being suspended Inimical to Public Safety (IPS) by the Department of Public Safety or you had a permit restriction on the use of an intoxicant at the time of your infringement; or
(3) If you are blameworthy of 2nd Degree DUI or Refusal.
The government starts with automobile seizure by providing service of process upon you with a Notice of Seizure and Intent to Forfeit Motor Vehicle.
*Note, as with your Civil-DWI proceeding concerning your license repeal and plate seizure, you only have 30 days from the day of the Notice of Seizure and Intent to Forfeit Motor Vehicle to record with the court and legally serve upon the government a Forfeiture Petition requesting a judicial hearing challenging the lawfulness of the automobile seizure; otherwise:
You relinquish all legal rights and arguable issues which could or should have been raised, even if you are correct!
That is, overlooking steps to properly serve and record a Forfeiture Petition results in the automatic automobile forfeiture. (that is, you will not have the judicial right to get your automobile back).
If you employ my services, I will file the Forfeiture Petition and request the return of your automobile as soon as possible. In addition, depending on the territory of your automobile forfeiture, I may be able to immediately get your car returned to you.
About the Author:
When attempting to get your automobile back after being arrested for DWI, please recognize that not all Minnesota Criminal Defense Attorneys have the knowledge or experience to help you to do so. Matthew L. Thornton, Esq., is a MN DWI Attorney who knows the law.
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