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A Big Lake, Minnesota, police officer is not entitled to qualified immunity after tackling a “nonviolent, nonthreatening misdemeanant” with such force that her humerus bone shattered
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U.S. Court of Appeals denies cop’s qualified immunity
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LGBTQ backers blast Wardlow as a ‘danger’
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The Obligation To Collect And Remit Sales Tax To Other States: The Impact of South Dakota v. Wayfair, Inc.
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Why Merchant & Gould moved out of iconic IDS
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‘Stoeried’ attorney takes the wheel at Dorsey
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At U of M, John Roberts saves criticism for judicial opinions
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Sentencing commission inches toward consensus
Wire Stories
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Filing: Minnesota Rep. Keith Ellison says ex-wife abused him
Divorce records for Keith Ellison, who is fending off an allegation of abuse from an ex-girlfriend, contain no allegations that the Minnesota congressman physically abused ...
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Iowa court system to track deadlines for judge appointments
Features
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Breaking the Ice: Attention to detail pays off in liability practice
Ike Messmore is proud of his “ability to identify those five words out of tens of thousands as a potential place to make an argument that my clients weren’t contractually liable."
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Capitol Retort: Protest dismissal; union win; bye-bye Butler?
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Breaking the Ice: Science, law merge in food-borne illness practice
Expert Testimony
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To be good lawyer, you have to be healthy
The legal profession is the most hazardous of all professions to our health, research shows.
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Sybil Procedure: Job interview: Think big smile, firm handshake
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Elizabeth Warren and the death of genetic privacy
Bar Buzz
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Bar Buzz: Outtakes from Justice John Roberts’ lecture
Chief Justice John Roberts, speaking at the University of Minnesota on Tuesday, Oct. 16, said that Justice Anthony Kennedy was an extraordinarily consequential justice but ...
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Bar Buzz: Reyes’ Spirit of Excellence recognized
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Bar Buzz: Brennan Center advises no more judicial elections
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
