07/30/2026
If you are arrested for domestic assault, the case does not always end just because the other person wants to βdrop the charges.β
In many situations, the prosecutor decides whether the case moves forward. If they believe there is enough evidence, they may continue with the charge even if the alleged victim does not want to participate.
That is why it is important to take the case seriously, understand your rights, and speak with a criminal defense attorney before making decisions.
Contact Minnesota Criminal Defense Attorneys for a Free Case Evaluation.
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