Minnesota Lawyer

Time to take a fresh look at a hot issue in grammar nerd circles: the use of emoji in legal writing.

We readily accept flimsy reasons to stop citizens every day. The reason the police stop people is because the present law lets them.

If the court continues its rightward journey, the 2010s in retrospect may look like the last gasp of the liberal constitutional tradition that had its heyday in the years of the Warren Court.

The year in impeachment was a true roller coaster ride.

This month we will explore how digital forensic examiners routinely recover online evidence indirectly by collecting digital traces left behind by a user’s prior cloud access using a smartphone or computer.

His handling of impeachment, Trump tax case will face scrutiny.

I find defending depositions much more stressful than taking depositions.

It’s an occasion to check in on the most basic question that can be asked in a democracy: What is the state of our Constitution?

It turns out that both prognostications may prove prescient; the two trends may impact the law in general and here in Minnesota, too.

In a recent interview, Justice Elena Kagan said that two minutes “feels like a lot.”