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Federal court hears challenge to Minnesota switchblade ban
Minnesota's switchblade ban is challenged in U.S. District Court by Knife Rights, citing Second Amendment protections for arms.
Justices indefinitely suspend lawyer Igbanugo again
Minnesota Supreme Court indefinitely suspends attorney Herbert Igbanugo again over misconduct, citing frivolous lawsuits and lack of remorse.
Preservationists sue Trump over White House ballroom plan
Preservationists sued President Trump to halt his White House ballroom project, alleging violations of federal law and a failure to obtain congressional approval.
Criminal defendant’s mother loses lawsuit against judge
A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit against a Minnesota state judge, ruling judicial immunity applies in a case involving firearm conviction disputes and court filings.
Fired student newspaper adviser claims free speech violation in federal lawsuit
Indiana University student newspaper adviser Jim Rodenbush sues, claiming his firing for refusing to censor content violated his free speech rights.
Minnesota, other states sue Trump over SNAP shutdown funding
Twenty-two states and D.C. sued the Trump administration, demanding it release emergency funds to keep SNAP food benefits running during the government shutdown.
Chamber of Commerce sues Trump over $100,000 H-1B visa fee
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce is suing the Trump administration, arguing the new $100,000 H-1B visa fee is unlawful and would harm U.S. employers.
ERA advocate sues over male-only draft registration
A federal lawsuit challenges the male-only draft, arguing that the Equal Rights Amendment grants women full constitutional equality under U.S. law.
Lawsuit over false background check moves ahead
A father's application to volunteer at his daughters’ school was repeatedly denied after background checks inaccurately listed a pending felony charge.
Ellison joins lawsuit to block layoffs at the Education Department
Twenty-one state attorneys general, including Minnesota’s Keith Ellison, are challenging the Trump administration’s sweeping layoffs across the Education Department.
DOJ moves to drop Idaho emergency abortion case with national implications
The Justice Department filed a motion to dismiss the lawsuit, which was originally filed by the Biden administration, in a reversal that could have national implications for urgent care.
Top News
- Judge invalidates Trump policies targeting immigrants from 39 countries
- Minnesota Tax Court names Beverly Luther Quast chief judge
- Courts may deliver anti-vaccine movement’s biggest win
- Fredrikson goes all-out to support Special Olympics
- Court backs generic drugmaker in ‘skinny label’ patent case
- Justices back FCC in clash with wireless carriers over fines
- Lawsuit alleges Pentagon censorship of Stars and Stripes newspaper
Expert Testimony
- Perspectives: Election litigation starting early in Minnesota
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