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Perspectives: ‘Nuremberg’ movie has Minnesota legal links
Minnesota ties to the “Nuremberg” film spotlight Justice Robert Jackson, war crimes trials, Supreme Court history and free speech law.
ACLU sues over missile strike killing Trinidadian men
The ACLU filed a federal lawsuit seeking accountability for a U.S. missile strike that killed two Trinidadian men in international waters.
Commentary: Limits of law: Holding worst of the worst accountable
A look at how the Nuremberg trials defined war crimes, genocide, and crimes against humanity, influencing modern international justice and today’s global debates.
White House defends second Navy strike amid legal scrutiny
The White House says a Navy admiral acted lawfully in ordering a second strike on a suspected drug boat as Congress probes the legality of U.S. operations near Venezuela.
Lawmakers support reviews of Trump’s military strikes on boats
Bipartisan lawmakers are investigating claims that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth ordered an unlawful follow-up strike on drug-smuggling suspects in the Caribbean.
Court: Minnesota has jurisdiction in Samsung vape battery case
The Minnesota Court of Appeals ruled that Samsung SDI can face a lawsuit over an e-cigarette battery explosion that seriously injured a Minnesota man.
Roberts temporarily keeps in place Trump foreign aid freeze
Chief Justice John Roberts temporarily upheld Trump’s $5B foreign aid freeze, setting up a Supreme Court battle over executive vs. congressional power.
1st Circuit reverses order returning child to Brazil
The 1st Circuit rules Brazilian child was “now settled” in U.S., reversing order for return under Hague Convention after mother brought child without consent.
Suit seeks info on third-country deportations
Refugees International and NILA sue for records on U.S. third-country deportation deals after SCOTUS allows removals beyond designated countries.
State attorneys general are grabbing headlines with lawsuits
Over the past decade, state attorneys general have become increasingly visible for suing presidential administrations of the opposite political party and pursuing policy goals through warnings and public demand letters.
Legal Tech
- How ransomware tactics against law firms are changing
- How large language models are leveling the personal injury playing field
- Attorney Share, Lawmatics integrate to automate law firm referrals
Top News
- Court of Appeals reverses burglary with knife conviction
- Court-appointed U.S. attorney for Seattle sues over firing by Trump
- Senate Democrats demand investigation into ouster of IRS lawyer
- White House lawyer confirmed to judgeship after bashing senators
- Administration pauses $1B in Medicaid payments to Minnesota, California
Expert Testimony
- Legally Speaking: How communication failures turn disputes into lawsuits
- Perspectives: Umpire’s death recalls case law in Minnesota
- Perspectives: It’s not ‘football’ here, but soccer cases abound
- AI prompts used by experts may be discoverable
