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An advocacy group dedicated to ending human trafficking is planning to provide training to nearly a dozen tribal communities in Minnesota.
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Building permit dispute could move to civil court
Prosecutors in Fillmore County have filed a civil complaint against n Amish couple in Harmony for failing to get a permit for the home they’re building.
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Legal news from the Midwest region.
Read More »Judge dismisses Duluth’s lawsuit over downtown hotel
The city is trying to keep the Carter Hotel from becoming part of the reservation.
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Read More »Chaos hits court after guilty verdict in sex crimes
More charges could be filed against a St. Paul man who lunged at a prosecutor and started a courtroom disruption after he was found guilty in a sex-trafficking case.
Read More »Mother charged with drowning 6-year-old girl in bathtub
A St. Paul woman is facing a second-degree murder charge accusing her of purposely drowning her 6-year-old daughter in a bathtub amid a dispute with a boyfriend.
Read More »Judge Bye taking senior status
Kermit Bye will take senior status on April 22, a move that will reduce his caseload.
Read More »Law school enrollment plummets to 27-year low
Coupled with the drop in LSAT test-takers this year, the likelihood of a turnaround remains low.
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