Minnesota Lawyer

For a number of reasons related to geography, tradition and plain recalcitrance, the transition to diversity and inclusion in law has not been easy.

The proposed rule change was a response to a concurrence by then-Justice David Stras in State v. Griffin in 2016

The state may enhance domestic-assault charges to the felony level based on two prior domestic-violence convictions even if the earlier offenses arose from the same behavioral incident and were not sentenced separately, the Court of Appeals has ruled

A motorist accused of crashing his SUV through the front gate of the Minnesota Governor's Residence told paramedics he was tired of dealing with "all the electricity under his skin."

Judge weighs defense motions to dismiss or grant summary judgment

Denies keeping secret, cites reporters’ ‘lack of probing interest’

The joint House-Senate Legislative Commission on Data Practices met Nov. 16

Effort attracts 12 law firms so far, but more welcome, mayor says

Translating the ballot for an elderly Hmong neighbor landed St. Paul City Council member Dai Thao in court

Some committee members expressed a concern that having such a rule would lead to more litigation.