Castle Doctrine

Donahue Wins Appeal; Appeals Court Rejects “Castle Doctrine” Argument

On behalf of Swenson Lervick Syverson Trosvig Jacobson Schultz Cass, P.A. | Apr 27, 2018 | Assault, Castle Doctrine, Criminal Law, Duty To Retreat, Self-defense

Swenson Lervick attorney and Alexandria Assistant City Attorney Greg Donahue (above) has won the appeal of an assault conviction he obtained following a jury trial in Douglas County, Minnesota District Court. Affirming the conviction, the Minnesota Court of Appeals...

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Donahue Wins Appeal; Appeals Court Rejects “Castle Doctrine” Argument

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