Minnesota Lawyer

There has been a spate of parental termination rulings recently by the Minnesota Court of Appeals.

Why, exactly, does Congress, bound by the establishment clause of the Constitution, have a paid chaplain to deliver prayers and minister to its members?

Tips for legal writers on how to use genderless pronouns.

Has Minnesota been trending toward the GOP?

Spring has finally arrived in Minnesota, along with several ethics-related news items.

Three recent lower profile rulings of the Minnesota Court of Appeals and the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals split on standing issues.

Justice Elena Kagan has a strategy to persuade swing Justice Anthony Kennedy to vote against the ban.

Changing the Constitution to allow immigrants to become president would send a profoundly resonant pro-immigration image at a moment when it is desperately needed.

I’ve been writing this column for more than five years now. And I occasionally receive questions, praise, and (yes) even criticism, about columns that I’ve written. But the most frequent inquiry is how I avoid writer’s block.

Put simply: There’s no single, nonpartisan trusted source of authority.