Minnesota Lawyer

The newly retired judge who first donned a robe in 1984 never forgot the job is all about people.

When and how a petition fighting a drunken driving conviction runs out was the subject of a recent decision by the Minnesota Court of Appeals. This time, the convicted party won out.

A step forward for transgender rights might result from a Minnesota Court of Appeals ruling released this week.

The Minnesota Court of Appeals has reversed a man’s first-degree criminal sexual conduct conviction after finding the trial court empaneled a biased juror.

The House Select Committee on Racial Justice heard a barrage of messages about the intersection of structural racism and public health last week.

Labeling the state Supreme Court’s Larson v. Gannett defamation decision double jeopardy for journalists, lawyers have petitioned to kick the case upstairs.

Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg lay in state Friday at the U.S. Capitol as the first woman ever so honored, making history again as she had throughout her extraordinary life.

Cynthia Bauerly, the Minnesota Department of Revenue commissioner, will leave her post next month. She is the third of Gov. Tim Walz’s commissioners to either be fired or walk away since mid-August.

The Minnesota Judicial Branch has restored full functionality to its eFile and eService (eFS) portal after a ransomware attack on a key vendor forced it to partially unplug the system.

Thousands of people were expected to pay their respects to the women’s rights champion and leader of the court’s liberal bloc.