The supplied record gives Friday, October 23, 2026, as his incarceration date.<\/p>\n
The offense references a prior felony DWI conviction under Minnesota Statute 169A.24, subdivision 1(2).<\/p>\n
The excerpt does not include a police report explaining the circumstances behind the listing.<\/p>\n
First-Degree DWI Listed as Felony<\/h2>\n
The jail description identifies the offense as first-degree driving while impaired.<\/p>\n
It also describes a previous felony DWI conviction as the basis for the first-degree classification.<\/p>\n
The listed statute is Minnesota Statute 169A.24, subdivision 1(2)<\/a>.<\/p>\n The entry uses the abbreviation FE, indicating a felony-level offense.<\/p>\n Judge’s date of birth is listed as November 1, 1995.<\/p>\n He was 30 years old on the incarceration date shown in the excerpt.<\/p>\n No other offense appears in the short entry supplied for this article.<\/p>\n Minnesota’s first-degree DWI statute covers certain repeat offenses and cases involving qualifying earlier felony convictions.<\/p>\n Subdivision 1(2) applies when someone accused of a new impaired-driving violation previously received a felony DWI conviction.<\/p>\n The law requires proof of the relevant conditions in court.<\/p>\n Under subdivision 2, first-degree DWI is a felony.<\/p>\n A conviction can carry up to seven years in prison, a $14,000 fine, or both.<\/p>\n Additional mandatory sentencing rules may apply under Minnesota Statute 169A.276<\/a>.<\/p>\n Those penalties are possible statutory outcomes, not a sentence imposed on Judge.<\/p>\n The excerpt does not identify where an alleged impaired-driving incident happened.<\/p>\n It does not provide a traffic stop narrative, arresting agency, or vehicle description.<\/p>\n No breath, blood, or other chemical test result appears in the record.<\/p>\n The entry also does not identify the case number or date of the alleged prior felony conviction.<\/p>\n That earlier conviction has not been independently confirmed using the information available.<\/p>\n Neither a new criminal complaint nor a scheduled court hearing was supplied.<\/p>\n The Northwest Regional Corrections Center<\/a> publishes a public inmate roster.<\/p>\n Tri-County Community Corrections says the roster is generally updated on weekday mornings.<\/p>\n A past incarceration date does not confirm that Judge remains in custody.<\/p>\nWhat Minnesota Law Says<\/h2>\n
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<\/a>Details of Alleged Driving Incident Unknown<\/h2>\n
Checking Jail and Court Records<\/h2>\n