Minnesota Lawyer

The unidentified 73-year-old was an inmate at the Oak Park Heights prison, according to the Department of Corrections.

A neurosurgeon who sued the Mayo Clinic and his former supervisor for job discrimination has been told by a second judge that he can’t change the story he told in a deposition.

Gov. Tim Walz said Monday that he plans to call a seventh special session in early December, this time to push a COVID-19 small-business relief package.

One of the biggest obstacles to justice reform, Gov. Tim Walz said last week, is the inability of too many Minnesotans to understand that late May’s civil disorder didn’t start with someone carrying lighter fluid and a match.

The Minnesota Judicial Council has imposed a new 60-day pause on almost all in-person criminal jury trials, effective until Feb. 1.

Prosecutors in the upcoming trial of a former Minneapolis police officer charged with killing George Floyd want to introduce evidence of a 2017 arrest in which they say the officer held his knee on the back of a 14-year-old boy and ignored his pleas that he couldn't breathe.

Despite the broad political polarization in the United States, the 2020 election confirmed a clear movement across both red and blue America: the gains made by reform-minded prosecutors.

A Plymouth woman has filed a federal civil rights suit against the city of Minneapolis and two police officers after she allegedly was pulled out of her car during the upheaval following George Floyd’s death.

The public sector union representing more than 1,000 Minnesota courthouse workers is complaining that some District Courts might be unsafe workplaces and is demanding that they follow COVID-19 protocols.

A federal judge blocked a Trump administration rule that opponents said would have harmed the bargaining rights of several hundred thousand healthcare workers across the nation.