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Bar Buzz: Brennan Center advises no more judicial elections
With all the attention going to SCOTUS lately, state courts were beginning to feel a little left out. Never mind, the Brennan Center for Justice has issued a new report, “Choosing State Judges: A Plan for Reform.” Get rid of ...
Read More »Bar Buzz: Randall Slieter named to Court of Appeals
Slieter will replace Judge Michael L. Kirk, whose retirement is effective on Nov. 8.
Read More »Bar Buzz: ‘Protesters are going after our energy infrastructure,’ Garofalo says
Rep. Pat Garofalo, R-Farmington, wasted no time reacting to Clearwater County Judge Robert Tiffany’s decision to dismiss charges against three protesters who attempted to shut off pipelines in northwestern Minnesota by turning their emergency shut-off valves in 2016. The three ...
Read More »Bar Buzz: Diane Page created heroes
We mourn the loss of Diane Page and extend our condolences to Justice Alan Page and his family. Diane Page was an educator, philanthropist, advocate for social justice and art collector. She was the executive director of the Page Education ...
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Bar Buzz: AG fundraising’s as competitive as the race
The latest campaign finance disclosures show Democrat Keith Ellison maintains a fundraising edge on his Republican opponent, Doug Wardlow.
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Read More »Bar Buzz: Margaret Chutich is a Hall of Famer
The state Supreme Court associate justice was inducted into the Anoka High School Hall of Fame on Friday as one of 10 honorees.
Read More »Bar Buzz: What to know before you say, ‘It’s a deal’
The events of the recent # Me Too movement have taught many lessons and one of them is that anyone employed by someone or something is vulnerable. See, Moonves, Les and Weinstein, Harvey. Fortunately a new source of help is ...
Read More »Bar Buzz: To succeed, be prepared to fail
Standing up for what is right will attract the kind of attention you don’t necessarily want, but do it anyway, former U.S. Attorney Andrew Luger told law students.
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