Minnesota Lawyer

Where a defendant challenged his convictions and sentence for aggravated identity theft because the statute does not cover theft of a dead person’s identity, defendant’s ...

Where credible evidence showed that a defendant on supervised release had driven a car toward a deputy and the defendant admitted that he had violated ...

Where a wrongful-death action was filed against the mother of a child who died after being abused by the mother’s boyfriend, the debt was dischargeable ...

Where plaintiffs brought a securities class action claiming that a corporation and directors made false or misleading statements about development of a computer technology, the ...

Where an inmate brought a civil rights action for excessive force against prison officials, claiming he was restrained to a bench for 24 hours to ...

Where petitioners from Hungary failed to apply for asylum within one year of entering the United States and failed to show extraordinary circumstances excusing the ...

Where a Lithuanian citizen who pleaded guilty in the U.S. to conspiracy and counterfeiting offenses filed a petition for a writ of habeas corpus claiming ...

Where the District Court denied petitions for writs of habeas corpus brought by inmates who sought transfer to a residential re-entry center, the claims of ...

Where a District Court applied an eight-level sentencing enhancement to a defendant convicted of illegal reentry following deportation based on a prior conviction for an ...

Even though the bankruptcy appellate panel approved a plan proposed by debtor, the debtor was an aggrieved party and had standing to appeal the plan’s ...