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Supreme Court clarifies post-sale obligation in Minnesota
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Data Practices Office to move to OAH
Some ask why the transfer is necessary
Read More »Ruling upholds fair-report privilege for news media
Ryan Larson did not kill Cold Spring police officer Tom Decker, but law enforcement apparently thought he did because they arrested him and then held a press conference about it. The Department of Public Safety issued a news release saying ...
Read More »Immunity doesn’t apply in wrongful death case
Police detective, not on duty, is liable
Read More »U of M seeking more resources for clinics
Immigration clinic needs support in face of enforcement pressure
Read More »Senate pulls out wallet for several key DOC, DHS priorities
House, Senate bonding priorities differ on projects that lawyers love
Read More »Minnesota Senate GOP proposes $825 million bonding bill
Bill matches House total, sets up fight with Dayton
Read More »Like, share, follow: marketing tactics for lawyers
If you are marketing your practice in the same way you did five years ago, you are missing out.
Read More »Collateral consequences of courtroom cameras weighed
The Minnesota Supreme Court is moving closer to deciding whether to allow news cameras in the courtroom under certain circumstances.
Read More »Bonding bill clears House hurdle
$825M bill falls short of Dayton’s hopes for Corrections, MSOP, other projects
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