Minnesota Lawyer

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit trekked to Minnesota last week to hear two oral arguments at the University of Minnesota, one ...

A bill that would dedicate $3 million to startup Minnesota treatment courts could get stirred into the Judiciary finance omnibus bill that is slated to go through markups April 9.

Representatives from the Red Lake Nation and the Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe on Thursday, March 28, presented to the state their tribal flags, which will ...

A seat on the bench in the 7th Judicial District has opened due to the retirement of Judge Frederick L. Grunke. It will be chambered at St. ...

Summaries of upcoming Supreme Court arguments.

It sounds less like a change of heart than a change of atmosphere that led Senate Majority Leader Paul Gazelka, R-Nisswa, to green-light two pieces of DFL gun legislation.

Participants in the Maslon UPLIFT: Legal Institute for Teens mock trial stepped into the spotlight last week for trials in State v. Palmer, a manslaughter ...

Bipartisan legislation that forms a task force to examine divorce’s impact on children is moving through the Minnesota House. The same measure also has made headway in the Senate.

Bloomington's Dar Al-Farooq Islamic Center was filled Saturday with civic leaders and many others who gathered to mourn the 50 people murdered at two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand.

Erin Zamoff, state chapter leader for the group Moms Demand Action, addressed about 200 demonstrators in the Capitol rotunda Wednesday, demanding that the Senate hold hearings on two pieces of gun-safety legislation.