The supplied record shows an incarceration date of Sunday, October 25, 2026.<\/p>\n
It lists one controlling offense under Minnesota Statute 169A.25, subdivision 1(a).<\/p>\n
The entry does not identify where the alleged impaired driving occurred.<\/p>\n
Second-Degree DWI Appears in Jail Listing<\/h2>\n
The offense description concerns driving while impaired with two or more aggravating factors.<\/p>\n
The jail categorizes the entry as a gross misdemeanor, using the abbreviation GM.<\/p>\n
Juaire’s date of birth is listed as October 23, 1987.<\/p>\n
He turned 39 two days before the incarceration date shown in the excerpt.<\/p>\n
No arrest narrative, vehicle description, or reporting agency is included.<\/p>\n
The record also does not identify a specific court case number or filing date.<\/p>\n
What Minnesota’s Second-Degree DWI Law Says<\/h2>\n
Minnesota Statute 169A.25<\/a> describes second-degree driving while impaired.<\/p>\n Subdivision 1(a) applies when a DWI violation involves at least two qualifying aggravating factors.<\/p>\n The law classifies this offense as a gross misdemeanor.<\/p>\n Under Minnesota Statute 609.02<\/a>, the maximum fine for a gross misdemeanor is $3,000.<\/p>\n Other sentencing requirements may apply if prosecutors prove the charge and a court enters a conviction.<\/p>\n The excerpt does not establish a conviction or sentence involving this allegation.<\/p>\n Minnesota Statute 169A.03<\/a> identifies several possible aggravating factors in DWI cases.<\/p>\n They include qualifying prior impaired-driving incidents, an alcohol concentration of 0.16 or higher, and certain child-passenger circumstances.<\/p>\n These are legal examples, not confirmed details about Juaire’s case.<\/p>\n The listing does not specify which two factors authorities allegedly relied upon.<\/p>\n It also contains no chemical test results or supporting police report.<\/p>\n The excerpt gives no release date, bond amount, or upcoming hearing information.<\/p>\n It identifies a controlling jail charge, which does not necessarily represent every allegation or later court filing.<\/p>\n An incarceration date alone does not prove that someone remains detained today.<\/p>\n Additional court records would be needed to determine whether a complaint was filed or a hearing occurred.<\/p>\n The supplied information does not describe a plea, dismissal, conviction, or other case outcome.<\/p>\n The Northwest Regional Corrections Center inmate roster<\/a> provides local custody information.<\/p>\n Tri-County Community Corrections says that roster is generally updated on weekday mornings.<\/p>\nAggravating Factors Are Not Identified<\/h2>\n
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<\/a>Custody and Court Status Remain Unconfirmed<\/h2>\n
Where Readers Can Check Official Records<\/h2>\n