Minnesota Lawyer

Where a rail carrier acquired a railroad line through a forced sale and the carrier’s shareholders sought to sell 100 percent of the corporation’s stock, ...

Where a murder defendant challenged changes in Iowa law regarding the availability of sentence commutations by the governor, the District Court properly found that the ...

Where an inmate who developed permanent blindness as a complication of an infection brought a civil rights action claiming the prison’s medical service acted with ...

Where a police officer brought a civil rights action claiming he was fired for exercising his First Amendment right of freedom of association when he ...

Where a former school superintendent sued the school district, members of the board and a special administrative board seeking damages and a name-clearing hearing after ...

Where a plaintiff brought civil rights claims against a state department of corrections for allegedly showing deliberate indifference to the serious medical needs of his ...

Where a District Court on remand could not determine what “extra services” or the value of such services that a construction company had given to ...

(1) Where a UPS driver, whose religion prohibited him from working from sundown Friday to Saturday, sued his employer for religious discrimination after he was ...

Where the District Court recognized that charging a defendant with two violations for one act improperly exposed him to multiplicitous counts and so merged the ...

Where an officer broke open and searched a gun case without a warrant, the officer had probable cause to seize the gun container before he ...