Minnesota Lawyer

Lawyers are now using data about judges’ past decisions, and why those decisions were rendered, to chart a preferred course and advance the most promising positions for their clients.

The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals passed upon a multitude of Felon-In-Possession cases in the past couple of months

There’s no such thing as a perfectly bulletproof judicial opinion. But the 277-page decision blocking the Trump administration from asking about citizenship on the 2020 census comes close.

Yet Barr’s commitment to following the law also makes it likely that, if there is credible, solid evidence against Trump in the Mueller report, he isn’t going to paper over it or suppress it.

The decision in Wells v. Wells, although unpublished, has some interesting twists.

The key question should be something different: Under what circumstances would Barr advise the president to pardon the targets of Mueller’s investigation?

Testing out some technological assists for busy writers.

Can individuals or businesses refuse to provide goods or services because a same-sex relationship offends the religious beliefs of the reluctant providers?

A growing body of research shows resisting repeated temptations takes a mental toll.

A collection of highlights of Minnesota jurisprudence in 2018.