Minnesota Lawyer

A conservative group says in a federal lawsuit that Gov. Walz's face mask order creates conflicting laws that stymie Minnesota voters, and is asking the state's U.S. District Court to step in.

A new rule has been adopted that reflects a statutory repeal, which handed authority over precedential Court of Appeals opinions back to the courts.

Classes at the Mitchell Hamline School of Law will be an online-only this fall, the school’s dean says.

U.S. District Court Chief Judge John Tunheim remanded the case when 3M Company and its subsidiary, Aearo Technologies, L.L.C., tried to move a product liability claim from state District Court.

Gov. Tim Walz on Thursday signed the police accountability bill passed by the legislature earlier in the week.

After several months’ delay because of the COVID-19 peacetime emergency, the prosecution of a Lanesboro hemp farmer has resumed.

The Minnesota House is likely to vote July 20 on a resolution declaring racism a public health crisis.

The governor has four more judgeships to fill and applications are being accepted, the state’s Judicial Selection Commission has announced.

Dyan Ebert, the association’s new president who took over for Tom Nelson last month during MSBA’s first-ever virtual conference, is among the group’s four members.

Starting July 13, everyone entering a Minnesota courthouse—even judges and staff—must wear a face mask.