Minnesota Lawyer
The world of cybercrime hasn’t really changed so much as it has amplified thanks to COVID-19.
Read More »Pandemic amplifies hacking risk
Innocent inmate released after five years
Jayvon Davis was released when Hennepin County District Court Judge Paul Scoggin granted his motion for postconviction relief
Read More »Ramsey County explains the “other” expert
Deputy Brian Krook alleges Ramsey County withheld exculpatory evidence from an expert who did not testify.
Read More »Sheriff’s deputy acquitted but contests indictment
Washington County Sheriff’s Deputy Brian Krook took the stand and carried the trial although he was countered by three use-of-force expert witnesses for the state.
Read More »Presidential primary process constitutional, court says
The Republican Party had exercised its authority to place only President Donald Trump’s name on the ballot.
Read More »Chief justice: Virus concern requires limits on courthouse access
The Minnesota courts are under a peacetime emergency order issued this afternoon.
Read More »Judge Leahy reprimanded
The Minnesota Board on Judicial Standards has issued a public reprimand to Judge Mary Carroll Leahy.
Read More »‘Person of interest’ claim dismissed as untimely
Plaintiff named in Wetterling investigation.
Read More »Supreme Court OKs seizure of attorney’s client files
The District Court did not err in denying a motion to return property seized from an attorney under a search warrant.
Read More »Medication order upheld for committed patient
If a mentally ill patient has a history, albeit inconsistent, of refusing to take anti-psychotic medication a court may conclude that the patient refuses consent.
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