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A five-hour Senate oversight committee hearing Wednesday to examine Twin Cities rioting left Republicans and Democrats pretty much where they were when they started.
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Features
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Breaking the Ice: Real estate background spurs affordable housing focus
Erin Mathern expects the coronovirus pandemic to add to the need for affordable housing, the primary focus of her real estate practice as a shareholder at Winthrop & Weinstine.
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Capitol Retort: Oversight hearing; question of racism; wooden nickels
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Capitol Retort: Eight days a week; dramatic divides; Roberts rules
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Breaking the Ice: Competitive spirit fuels range of trial work
Expert Testimony
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Perspectives: U.S. Supreme Court LGBTQ ruling has roots here
The ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court two weeks ago prohibiting discrimination by employers against gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender individuals has roots deeply embedded in Minnesota.
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Exemplary Evidence: Best practices for evidence recovery in pandemic
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Sybil Procedure: On matters of race, lawyers can do better
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Perspectives: Duluth lynching recalls state law and lore here
Bar Buzz
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Bar Buzz: DeWitt pledges $100K to increase access to the justice system
DeWitt LLP has announced it is donating $100,000 to help provide greater access to the justice system in Wisconsin and Minnesota.
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Bar Buzz: Doty to receive professionalism award
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Bar Buzz: Chief Judge Knutsen re-elected in 8th
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Bar Buzz: Eight vie for three judgeships
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Bar Buzz: State of Judiciary speech slated for Thursday
Wire Stories
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Wisconsin court may not rule on voter purge before November
The Wisconsin Supreme Court won’t hear oral arguments in a lawsuit seeking to purge thousands of voters from the rolls until at least September, raising questions about whether the justices will rule before the presidential election.
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Justices keep hold on secret Russia investigation material
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Racine lawsuit tests local powers in pandemic
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Lee statue case devised by lawyer descended from slaves
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High court sparks new battle over church-state separation
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Roberts a pivotal vote in the Supreme Court’s big opinions
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Roggensack touts Wisconsin judges for lack of racial bias
Special Features
Re-opening America series
Restarting the economy presents practical, legal workplace challenges.
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Minnesota Lawyer names 2020 In-House Counsel award honorees
On April 17, Minnesota Lawyer will recognize our colleagues who work in house in both the public and private sectors.
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2019 Attorneys of the Year
They pursued fair census procedures, rights of noncitizens charged with crimes, asylum for LGBTQ clients, and the path to citizenship or green card status.
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Statements on Diversity & Inclusion 2020: A professional obligation
Support is available for diversity efforts.
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