What is an enhanceable offense? Under Minnesota Law, an offense is enhanceable if a conviction or a plea of guilty triggers a look-back period, which most commonly, lasts for ten years to punish someone for repeat conduct. During the ten years immediately following a conviction, if you are charged with the same offense, the severity of the charge can be increased or enhanced based on the previous conviction. This leads to greater consequences
In Minnesota, enhanceable offenses include, but are not limited to, the following: domestic assault, violation of a harassment restraining...
