The Minnesota Supreme Court is still mulling the punishment for Judge Alan Pendleton for a residency requirement violation.
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Disgraced priest wants to buy archdiocese property, Alfonso Rodriguez wants a new trial and private prison’s profits boosted by toddlers
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Friedberg--the unpaid consultant, the legal repercussions of broken engagements are mulled, and a Florida trio raises the bar for dirty lawyer tricks.
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Adrian Peterson attorney on deflategate ruling, NC prosecutors gone wild, and the tell-tale acronyms of inside traders.
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Zorislav Leyderman filed an excessive force claim on behalf of Latrice Trotter, 20, of Minneapolis, who was tased by MPD Officer Adam Lewis last year.
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In clergy sex abuse cases: Who gets to review victims’ claims? The Wall Street Journal checks in on the latest legal jousting in U.S. Bankruptcy ...
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Doling out Hepatitis C treatments, churches lose tax fight in St. Paul, and a grave dispute in the northland
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Polk County District Court Judge Tamara Yon abused her discretion when she sentencing Jacob Miles Solberg.
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North Dakota authorizes armed drones; opiate use in cars is a bad idea; some ugly numbers out of federal prisons.
Read More »Gang leader gets some firearms convictions tossed
Entering into evidence a tattoo worn by the defendant is “exactly the kind of prejudicial character evidence” the Minnesota’s evidentiary rules are meant to avoid.
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