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Litigants often find themselves with some version of this conundrum: You’ve received an adverse interlocutory order, you want to appeal before the case proceeds further, but appellate jurisdiction is lacking because you don’t have finality. You may wonder, is there ...

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Political gloating is normal; mocking human suffering is not

What was remarkable about Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s first day of public work at the U.S. Supreme Court was … that there was nothing remarkable about it.

We shouldn’t expect immediate Democratic action in 2021, even if the party has attained unified government

A few months ago, the Kremer decision brought renewed attention to the procedural and substantive fairness issues inherent in enforcing prenups.

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On the other hand, OLPR takes the position that discipline may be imposed, “regardless of whether an innocent oversight is to blame."

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What will shape the outcome of the 2018 elections nationally and in Minnesota?

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One feature that has been overlooked in the contemplation of Taking the 25th is its Minnesota roots.

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By Kelvin D. Collado One of the toughest decisions a lawyer has to make is whether to recommend to a client to a remove the sitting judge assigned to the case. Sure, you get rid of the assigned judge, but it’s ...

It would do violence to no constitutional values for a president to dismiss an aide who’s talked about removing him from office.