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Bar Buzz: Protester pleads out, scrubbing self-defense bid
It was stacking up as an intriguing defense. But it will never see the light day.
Read More »Bar Buzz: U of M lauds Helen Meyer
Former Supreme Court Justice Helen Meyer was presented with the University of Minnesota’s Outstanding Achievement Award
Read More »Bar Buzz: No hiding in plain sight
Turns out the city of St. Paul is not joking when it says that collector vehicles must be screened from public view.
Read More »Bar Buzz: Lindberg scores!
The National Hockey League recently announced Peter Lindberg and Dave Ogrean have been named the recipients of the 2017 Lester Patrick Trophy for outstanding service to hockey in the United States.
Read More »Ethics Scorecard: October decisions from the Minnesota Supreme Court
Bar Buzz: Daudt to House: No per diem for you!
While the Legislature’s budget remains in legal limbo, lawmakers will receive no per diem allowances.
Read More »Bar Buzz: St. Cloud lauded when council and mayor fight moratorium
The Immigrant Law Center in St. Paul issued a statement on Oct. 19 praising the St. Cloud mayor and City Council members who have resisted a proposed citywide moratorium on refugee settlement. ICLM executive director John Keller said that a ...
Read More »Bar Buzz: Supreme Court overturns driver’s ‘huffing’ conviction
For the time being, at least, huffing and driving do mix, legally speaking.
Read More »Bar Buzz: ‘Untimely’ Kaardal intervention petition denied
The Supreme Court denied attorney Erick Kaardal’s motion to intervene in the lawsuit between the Legislature and Gov. Dayton.
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