Minnesota Lawyer

An unelected board last week took a swift, publicly unannounced step toward instituting a five-year cap on most new felons’ probations.

Controversy surrounds the state Sentencing Guidelines Commission’s 6-5 vote to preliminarily approve a five-year cap on probation terms for many felons.

It appears lawmakers next year might take on facial recognition, a powerful digital technology that remains largely unregulated in Minnesota.

Judge hopes fifth court trip ‘finally extinguishes’ $1,000 deductible.

CannCon Symposium focuses on issues surrounding cannabis.

Bryan has moved to Court of Appeals; Clark, Asphaug are retiring.

U.S. Rep. Collin Peterson, DFL-Minn., has drawn criticism and praise for being one of only two Democrats to vote no on an impeachment procedural vote Thursday. What was your reaction to the Congressman’s vote?

But 8th Circuit remands tasing allegation back for trial.

A group of hairstyle and makeup artists is suing the State Board of Cosmetology, charging that its regulatory clampdown on brides-to-be receiving on-site updos is not a good look.

The Minnesota Department of Human Rights has signed on as an amicus to oppose the Trump administration’s appeal of a lawsuit over demographic pay data.