Torgerson Law Firm

Minnesota Second Amendment Lawyer Lynne Torgerson wins gun rights restoration out of Morrison County, State of Minnesota Minnesota Gun Rights Restoration Lawyer Lynne Torgerson won the restoration of her client's gun rights out of the County of Morrison,.

Minnesota Gun Rights Restoration Lawyer Lynne Torgerson has won another gun rights restoration case out of the County of Rice, State of Minnesota.

Minnesota Gun Rights Lawyer Lynne Torgerson won a gun rights restoration case out of the County of Rice, State of Minnesota.  Ms.

Minnesota Second Amendment Attorney Lynne Torgerson won restoration of gun rights in the County of Carver, State of Minnesota.  The Petitioner was a high school graduate and a home owner.

Petitioner had an out of state drug related conviction and DWI approximately 25 years earlier.   The drug related conviction was a disqualifying offense in the State of Minnesota.  Petitioner had no subsequent criminal record.

Defendant was a seventeen (17) year old female juvenile.  She was charged with 5th degree assault, in Ramsey County Juvenile Court, State of Minnesota.  It was alleged she assaulted another female juvenile.  Ms.

Minneapolis Criminal Defense Attorney Lynne Torgerson successfully avoid the formal charging of her client with assault following Pre-Charge Represention, out of the City of Bloomington, County of Hennepin, State of Minnesota.  Ms.

Minnesota Second Amendment Attorney Lynne Torgerson won a petition to restore rights to possess firearms in the County of Rice, State of Minnesota.  Ms. Torgerson's client was now 50 years old.  He was a high school graduate.

Minnesota Firearms Charges Lawyer Lynne Torgerson successfully obtains a stay of adjudication in felon in possession case out of the County of Todd, State of Minnesota.  Ms. Torgerson's client was charged with felon in possession of a firearm.

Minnesota Probation Lawyer Lynne Torgerson won a motion to terminate probation early out of the County of Dakota, State of Minnesota, The Honorable M. Michael Baxter presiding.  The defendant had been convicted of felony DWI.