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Sen. Julie Rosen, R-Vernon Center, the Senate Finance Committee’s powerful chair, added a bit of extra money to the omnibus finance bill’s otherwise ironclad $25 million bottom line for new spending in the public safety/judiciary budget division.
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Finance chair squeezes $340K request into Senate Judiciary omnibus
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Bill would undo court ruling on government bid challenges
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Twin Cities attorney to lead ABA construction law forum
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Limmer frustrated with budget bill
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Ruling denies funding for public defender interpreter services
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‘Lawsuit by Chloe’ is for high stakes
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House Public Safety omnibus gets no GOP votes
Wire Stories
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Washington Supreme Court baffles lawyers with split opinion
SEATTLE — An evenly split ruling from the Washington Supreme Court on Thursday had lawyers scratching their heads. The court issued a 4-4 ruling in ...
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Appeals court weighs Trump permit for Keystone XL pipeline
Features
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Breaking the Ice: From restaurant industry to U.S. Supreme Court win
Mark Fiddler’s first career was in the restaurant business. But something was missing. “Serving rich people,” Fiddler said, “wasn’t feeding the intellectual passion and my desire to change the world.”
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Capitol Retort: Honest negotiations, no hands, meteorological gantlet
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Breaking the Ice: Medical device, legal expertise merge in practice
Expert Testimony
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Trial tip: Preparing a witness outline
When it comes to organizing for trial and questioning witnesses, there is no “one size fits all” way to do it. Nevertheless, there are good reasons for and against different approaches.
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Commentary: New York, religious laws agree on vaccinations
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Briefly: A (new) legal citation to consider
Bar Buzz
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Bar Buzz: Lawyer organizes Capitol dance for driver’s licenses
Kalpulli Ketzal Coatlicue, an Aztec dance group from Minneapolis, came to the Capitol in colorful costumes and accompanied by ear-splitting percussion April 5. They turned out in support of the DFL-backed House File 1500, the “Driver’s License for All” bill, which passed the House 74-52.
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Bar Buzz: Introducing the Institute to Transform Child Protection
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Bar Buzz: Pitfalls in the U.S.-Chinese landscape
ML Lifestyle
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Lew Remele: From the courtroom to the classroom
A Twin Cities legal lion looks to educate more, litigate less.
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Adam Ballinger back on stage with Ballard Spahr Galactica Band
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Mad for musicals, now he writes them
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Aimée Dayhoff cultivates winery business
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In soccer and law, speed to the goal is key
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Real estate lawyer owns a piece of the sky
