Minnesota Lawyer

Trump’s plan for sending troops to the border raised alarm bells about possible violations of the 19th-century Posse Comitatus Act, which forbids the military from active involvement in civilian law enforcement.

On March 12, 2018, the Minnesota Court of Appeals reversed denial of a request to modify spousal maintenance.

The two Frozen Fours provide an opportune time to review some of the litigation inspired by the game of hockey at all levels from amateur to professional in Minnesota.

A federal district court in Washington has just held that it’s a professor’s First Amendment right to break a site’s rules to collect data available there

The 21st century has seen an increasing presence and influence of celebrities in Minnesota and national politics.

The death of Judge Stephen Reinhardt last week at age 87 marks the end of an era for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit, which also saw the abrupt retirement of Judge Alex Kozinski in December.

Should experts testify more often in discipline cases?

Law-trained readers, particularly opposing counsel, are looking for reasons to doubt that we know what we’re talking about.

The gains Democrats expect to make in governors’ races may be more important to the party’s long-term future than winning control of the House.

Opening the Pandora’s box of changing our fundamental rights because of a Supreme Court decision we don’t like threatens the very structure of the Bill of Rights itself.