Minnesota Lawyer

There are a number of exceptions to the general proscription of hearsay.

The practice of stop-and-frisk is frequently used by law enforcement officials to nab criminal wrongdoers.

Dogs had their day recently before the Minnesota Court of Appeals.

Breath tests for alcohol concentration of vehicle operators suspected of driving while impaired is a critical feature of the enforcement of Minnesota’s drunken driving laws and prosecution of offenders.

The Minnesota Court of Appeals addressed a quintessential pair of cold-weather cases in the first part of this spring.

The appellate court set aside a ruling of the lower court dismissing the lawsuit, but allowed the case to be renewed in a different forum.

Extinguishment of life insurance policies often raises intriguing issues for policyholders, beneficiaries, and other involved parties.

Two employees who quit after they complained of illegal practices suffered setbacks in a pair of recent cases.

Parade discrimination, impaired driving and jury members wearing green all trigger memorable decisions

Fifty years ago this week, the U.S. Supreme Court revolutionized the law of defamation.