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57-0: Senate’s vote to oust Perez caps disciplinary case (access required)

BY: Barbara L. Jones
POSTED: May 24, 2013

Tax Court Chief Judge Brad Delapena said he and Judge Joanne Turner will absorb the docket for the time being and trusted that Dayton would move “with some dispatch” to provide a new judge.


Bullying bill among ’13 session casualties (access required)

BY: Patrick Thornton
POSTED: May 23, 2013

A bullying-prevention bill for Minnesota’s schools fell short this year.


Supreme Court reins in expungement power (access required)

BY: Barbara L. Jones
POSTED: May 23, 2013

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The Minnesota Supreme Court declined to recognize a court’s inherent authority to order expungement of executive branch records and narrowly construed a juvenile’s statutory expungement remedy.


Split high court reverses harassment ruling (access required)

BY: Todd Nelson
POSTED: May 23, 2013

The Supreme Court held that errors of law had “infected” a District Court’s decision to dismiss a plaintiff’s sexual harassment claims.


Session roundup: Legal bills that made it (access required)

BY: Patrick Thornton
POSTED: May 23, 2013

The biggest legislative development of note for the legal profession in the 2013 session may actually have been what didn’t get done.


Ready for war: Lawyers’ needs when litigating out of town (access required)

BY: Dolan Media Newswires
POSTED: May 23, 2013

How attorneys can ensure their specific requirements are met when working outside the office.


Montevideo man indicted for having Molotov cocktails (access required)

BY: The Associated Press
POSTED: May 23, 2013

A federal grand jury indicted Buford Rogers, 24, on four counts, including possessing Molotov cocktails and a pipe bomb, but not terrorism.


Old St. Louis County jail open for filmmakers (access required)

BY: The Associated Press
POSTED: May 23, 2013

Grant Carlson is inviting filmmakers and musicians to the jail on June 1, as part of the Duluth Superior Film Festival.


IP planning to sue state over school shift (access required)

BY: Minnesota Lawyer Staff
POSTED: May 23, 2013

Independence Party Chairman Mark Jenkins held a state Capitol press conference last week to announce his legal plans.


Judge pleads guilty to DWI, seeks retirement (access required)

BY: Minnesota Lawyer Staff
POSTED: May 23, 2013

A Dakota County judge has pleaded guilty to DWI after his Christmas Eve arrest in St. Paul.


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