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Minnesota Criminal Defense & Forensic Law Firm
Injustice Anywhere is a Threat to Justice Everywhere
Serving Southwest Minnesota
We Accept the Following Forms of Payment:
Injustice Anywhere is a Threat to Justice Everywhere
Serving Southwest Minnesota
We Accept the Following Forms of Payment:
Injustice Anywhere is a Threat to Justice Everywhere
Years of Forensic Experience
Cases Worked
When you are facing a legal matter, there is an alternative to facing the matter on your own. By having an experienced attorney by your side, you increase the chances of receiving a satisfactory outcome in your case. In the meantime, a great deal of stress is removed from the situation and you will never be left wondering what will happen next. Through every step of the process, you will be advised of what is happening, of your rights, and of your options. With the proper communication, you will be able to make informed decisions in your case so you can move toward an outcome that will work for you.
When you have been charged with a crime, you do not have to face the charges on your own, nor do you have to pay the maximum consequences.
Serving Southwestern Minnesota we have assisted clients navigate the criminal justice system to get fair outcomes in their individual case. Whether or not you are guilty of a crime, you have rights that need to be protected and one of those rights is to have a focused and experiencedSouthwestern Minnesota criminal defense lawyer working by your side and fighting for you through every step of your case. Below are just some of the criminal charges that clients have received aggressive and strategic representation for:
Violent Offenses
• Murder or Homicide
• Terroristic threats
• Domestic assault / Domestic Violence
• Assault (1st – 5th Degree)
• Assault with a dangerous weapon
• Assault of a peace officer
Sexual Crimes
• Criminal sexual conduct (1st – 5th Degree)
• Indecent exposure, lewdness or procure another to expose in the presence of a minor under 16
Stalking, Kidnapping, Harassment
• False imprisonment
• Violation of an order for protection
• Violation of a no contact order
Theft & Fraud
• Theft of a motor vehicle
• Theft by swindle
• Theft of services
• Receiving stolen property
• Check forgery
• Issuance of a dishonored check
• Financial exploitation of a vulnerable adult
• Financial transaction card fraud
Criminal damage to property
• Burglary
• Arson
• Negligent fires
• Tampering with a motor vehicle
• Collision with an unoccupied motor vehicle – failure to notify owner or police
• Drug possession (1st – 5th Degree)
• Drug sales (1st – 5th Degree)
• Drug sales in a school zone, public park, or public housing zone
• Drugs – cause or permit a child or vulnerable adult to ingest, inhale, or be exposed to drugs
• Possession of synthetic cannabinoid
• DWI
• DWI – refuse to submit to testing
• DWI of a commercial motor vehicle
• Underage drink and driving
• Underage consumption
• Liquor possession by a person under 21
• Open bottle
• Disorderly conduct
• City junk ordinances
• Fugitive from justice
• Sale/possession or use of fireworks
• Trespassing
Motor Vehicle Offenses
• Careless driving / Reckless driving
• Driving after suspension
• Driving after revocation
• Driving after cancellation IPS
• Driving without proof of insurance
• Driving without a valid license for vehicle class or type
• Fleeing a police officer in a motor vehicle
Obstruction of Justice
• Interference with a 911 call
• Obstructing legal process
• Obstruction of legal process – interfere with a police officer
• Carry/possess a pistol without a permit
• Convicted felon in possession of a firearm
• Contempt of court – willful disobedience of a court order
• Providing a false name to a police officer
• Falsely reporting a crime
• False fire alarms/tamper with fire alarm system
DNA evidence can appear conclusive, yet it is vulnerable to contamination, interpretive errors, subjective analysis, and misleading statistics. Jurors often assume a DNA “match” proves guilt, even though it does not indicate when or how DNA was deposited. These weaknesses can unfairly influence the outcome of a case.
As a defense attorney with forensic experience, Virginia “Ginny” Barron can identify testing flaws, challenge overstated conclusions, cross-examine lab analysts effectively, and explain the limits of DNA science in a way jurors understand. This specialized knowledge is essential to uncover reasonable doubt and to ensure unreliable or misunderstood DNA evidence does not determine someone’s future.
Ginnybrings over a decade of experience in forensic DNA litigation, including independent case review, STRmix training, admissibility challenges, and leadership roles in the American Academy of Forensic Sciences. She has trained other attorneys, exposed lab errors in court, and knows how to use DNA evidence strategically for the defense.
When you have been charged with a crime, you do not have to face the charges on your own, nor do you have to pay the maximum consequences. As a dedicated Southwestern Minnesota criminal defense lawyer, Barron Law is ready to help.
If you are facing a criminal matter or a family law matter, we can help you find a satisfactory resolution to your case. From family law to criminal and forensic DNA investigation, you will have a powerful and knowledgeable advocate in your corner. To learn what we can do for you, call 507-822-5735to schedule a free consultation.
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