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Justices: Hearsay doesn’t derail murder conviction
Minnesota Supreme Court upheld Adam Fravel’s murder conviction, ruling hearsay statements about domestic abuse did not affect the verdict.
Panel reverses bankruptcy court’s denial of tort claim
In a first-impression ruling, the 8th Circuit Bankruptcy Appellate Panel held that assault and battery claims qualify as personal injury torts, reversing the lower court.
Domestic Abuse – Sufficiency of the Evidence
A13-0901 Gulbertson v. State (Freeborn County)
Domestic-Abuse No-Contact Orders – Constitutionality
A12-0290, A12-0291 State v. Ness (Clay County)
Domestic Abuse – Order for Protection
A10-1425 In the Matter of: Michael S. Schmidt, on behalf of P.M.S. v. Robert H. Coons (Crow Wing County)
Domestic Abuse – Habitual Offender’; Tribal Court Misdemeanor
10-1154 U.S. v. Cavanaugh, appealed from District of North Dakota, Melloy, J
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