Minnesota Lawyer

The Minnesota Supreme Court is still mulling the punishment for Judge Alan Pendleton for a residency requirement violation.

Disgraced priest wants to buy archdiocese property, Alfonso Rodriguez wants a new trial and private prison’s profits boosted by toddlers

Friedberg--the unpaid consultant, the legal repercussions of broken engagements are mulled, and a Florida trio raises the bar for dirty lawyer tricks.

Adrian Peterson attorney on deflategate ruling, NC prosecutors gone wild, and the tell-tale acronyms of inside traders.

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.

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 ...

Doling out Hepatitis C treatments, churches lose tax fight in St. Paul, and a grave dispute in the northland

Polk County District Court Judge Tamara Yon abused her discretion when she sentencing Jacob Miles Solberg.

North Dakota authorizes armed drones; opiate use in cars is a bad idea; some ugly numbers out of federal prisons.

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.