Minnesota Lawyer

Diligence in finding witnesses drives success

Job is helping judges ‘find the right answer’

Judge Jill Eichenwald did a research project in college on social psychology in the courtroom.

Briana Al Taqatqa is one of 16 graduates in the first class of the country’s first “hybrid” online law program

“Service was a big part of how we grew up in terms of contributing to communities, volunteering and giving back.”

"Our system rewards red meat and bomb throwing. I don’t know how we combat that other than trying to encourage people not to reward the bomb throwing so much."

Fourth Judicial District Judge Christian Sande is not a morning person.

Sen. Jeremy Miller, R-Winona, calls “extreme partisanship” his greatest frustration at the Capitol.

“I liked the idea of being able to see both sides or all sides of a situation,” Heather Wynn said.

Rep. JoAnn Ward calls the Capitol “a pretty inefficient, ineffective, chaotic place.”