Minnesota Lawyer

A bill that would force more DWI offenders to use ignition interlock devices so their cars will start would also require creation of a new “judge unit.”

A status-check digest on many of the bills we’ve covered so far this session

Rep. Erin Murphy, DFL-St. Paul, wants a citizen’s panel to assess sexual harassment complaints at the Capitol and make recommendations for remedying them to the House and Senate Ethics Committees.

A bill aimed at keeping people off freeways and preventing them from blocking railways and airport access points is back.

Proposed legislation would help guide law enforcement on publicly accounting for their use of automated license plate reader technology.

A bill moving through the Senate would prohibit nondisclosure agreements between abusive officials and their victims.

Sen. John Marty remains optimistic about his bill to permit governors, in a pinch, to pick their own lieutenant governors

The Legislature finally passed Real ID with no statutory ban on undocumented immigrants getting driver’s licenses.

Though destined for a veto, the House and Senate Tuesday both passed an omnibus health and human services bill that cleared conference committee a day earlier.

A measure to protect Minnesotans’ internet privacy quietly disappeared from the omnibus jobs and commerce bill currently in negotiations last week.