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Garofalo: The money’s just not there.
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Aid plan seeks up to $100 million for rents, mortgage
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Innocent inmate released after five years
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Ombudsman: Set some prisoners free during pandemic
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Ruling pivots on to ‘to,’ or not to ‘to’
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Ramsey County explains the “other” expert
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Sheriff’s deputy acquitted but contests indictment
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Gildea issues stay-at-home order
Features
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Capitol Retort: Dark democracy; stay at home; whatchya gonna do?
Is the Democracy-dies-in-darkness war cry justified in these dire circumstances?
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In the Hopper: What’s in the $331 million COVID-19 aid bill
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Breaking the Ice: Extra research, e-discovery and ’80s rock
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Capitol Retort: Tough call; Burr, that’s cold; Captain Kirk
Expert Testimony
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Quandaries and Quagmires: Legal ethics, risk management in pandemic
The coronavirus outbreak has caused unprecedented disruption in law firms and created a host of new issues for firm general counsel and ethics partners.
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Perspectives: Deposing adverse counsel? Here’s how in 8th Circuit
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Sybil Procedure: Brave new world
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Perspectives: What’s in a name? Lots of litigation
Bar Buzz
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Bar Buzz: Mitchell Hamline review announces 2019 awards
The Mitchell Hamline Law Review announced the three winners of its 2019 awards.
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Bar Buzz: Bench Buzz
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Bar Buzz: COVID-19 resources
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Canceled or postponed events [Updated March 27]
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Bar Buzz: Life slows down
Wire Stories
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Judge rules against conservative think tank in Evers lawsuit
Democratic Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers can exclude members of a conservative think tank from attending press briefings and keep them off his email list sent to other reporters.
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Transgender Navy officer sues to block discharge
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Court: Grand jury records from lynching can’t be released
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Release asylum seekers during outbreak, groups say
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Goldman forces women into arbitration in gender-bias case
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Researcher uses tech to increase access to justice
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Artificial intelligence and ethical responsibility
Special Features
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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Minnesota Lawyer’s Minnesota Icons of 2019
Congratulations to our 2019 Minnesota Icon honorees. Your example is a lodestar to guide us all.
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