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“It’s fun to be first,” said Cyrus Morton, chair of the Patent Office Trials Group at Robins Kaplan
Read More »Board grants first patent derivation trial to Andersen Corp.
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Law enforcement opposes forfeiture overhaul
Bill would block property seizures until conviction is on the books
Read More »Protest inadvertently silences gun bill
Considine ‘bump-stock’ measure stymied as hearing abruptly adjourns
Read More »Court: Judges should back away from plea negotiations
But if they don’t, a guilty plea is invalid only if it is involuntary under the totality of the circumstances.
Read More »Supreme Court dismisses appeal to clear convicted murderer’s name
No redemption for Billy Glaze
Read More »Appleton prison purchase inches forward
House bill faces long odds getting OK from both Dayton and Senate
Read More »Minnesota court closer to conforming with federal rules
The court amended the Rules of Civil Procedure that govern service of process and summary judgment
Read More »Cy pres funds now may go to legal aid
Minnesota has joined the ranks of 22 other states that make available money left over from state class action settlements or judgments to civil legal assistance programs.
Read More »Four named to Supreme Court shortlist
Democratic state Rep. Paul Thissen, Minnesota Court of Appeals Judge Lucinda Jesson, Minnesota Tax Court Chief Judge Bradford Delapena and Second Judicial District Court Judge Jeffrey Bryan.
Read More »Comity rule for tribal court orders nears finish line
It is the result of a long process between the Minnesota Tribal Court/State Court Forum to foster a productive relationship between the two court systems.
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