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From the People and for the People.

Strong Defense across all of Minnesota.

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About Thomas P. Leavitt

Thomas Leavitt is a distinguished criminal defense lawyer and former Minnesota Golden Gopher. Call me today and I will be proud to fight for your rights.

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Good Representation Matters.

How Thomas Leavitt Can Help.

If you or a loved one has been charged with a crime, you need to be confident that you have strong and aggressive representation in place to protect your rights.

 

A criminal record may affect your ability to gain employment, get an education, or secure housing, as well as affect your reputation. I understand the uncertainty and fear my clients are experiencing. I stand by my clients through every stage of the process, working hard to limit the stress of what may be one of the most trying experiences of their lives.

 

Whatever level of accusation you are facing, you can rely on me to fight for your rights. 

“There is only one name that I will think of, if I ever have another run-in with the law, or know of anyone in need of an attorney, that name is Thomas P. Leavitt.”

–JL

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REVERSAL ON APPEAL

Charges: First-degree possession of a controlled substance while possessing a firearm 

Maximum Sentence: 40 years in prison and a $1,000,000 fine;

Minimum Sentence: 65 months in prison

 

State v. Thomas

Court of Appeals of Minnesota. July 03, 2023

 

After a traffic stop for speeding, State of Minnesota charged my client with one count of first-degree sale of a controlled substance (500 or more dosage units of a hallucinogen while possessing a firearm), and one count of first-degree possession of a controlled substance (25 grams or more of cocaine while possessing a firearm). We filed a motion to suppress the evidence discovered during the traffic stop and dismiss the charges. After a contested-omnibus hearing, the district court denied the motion to suppress. After a stipulated facts trial, we appealed.

 

Thomas P. Leavitt argued that the district court erred when it determined there was reasonable articulable suspicion to expand the scope of a traffic stop. The Minnesota Court of Appeals concluded that the district court legally erred when it determined the trooper had reasonable articulable suspicion to expand the scope of the stop, and reversed and vacated the conviction.

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CALL NOW AT 612-900-9684

If you or a loved one has been the target of an investigation or charged with a crime you need strong representation to protect your rights and your future. Call immediately to speak with a lawyer that will stand up and fight for you.

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