Minnesota Lawyer

The racial makeup of today’s schools actually owes itself to a series of other court decisions.

Every generation has characteristics. And in this article I wanted to focus on another generation.

Prohibiting the pledge was greeted with a high degree of emotional consternation, reaching all the way to tweets from the White House.

The career of Justice John Paul Stevens stands as a reminder of the U.S. Supreme Court of an earlier era.

The simple answer to the question of whether Neil Armstrong and Aldrin by way of their small ceremony did transform the moon, or at least a major part thereof, into U.S. territory turns out to be “no.”

The answer is never as clear as clients would like it to be.

Neither in the White House nor on Capitol Hill are they prepared for the possibility.

The reality, however, is that Trump’s Twitter account isn’t his private property or a government-controlled space. It’s property controlled by Twitter.

The success of the U.S. women’s team provides an opportune occasion to review a potpourri of soccer litigation in this state.

On July 1, 2019, the Minnesota Court of Appeals issued its decision in Nelson v. Nelson.