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Strom: How to break the law and win
It seems if you are wealthy enough and crafty enough, you can flout the rules and walk away.
Marriage polls have infidelity problem
Recent polling has suggested that the vote on the proposed constitutional amendment prohibiting gay marriage is going to be extremely close. A survey released Monday by Public Policy Polling showed that 49 percent of respondents were opposed to the marriage amendment, while 46 percent supported it.
Supreme Court sides with GOP on amendments
Republicans won an unequivocal victory on Monday in a pair of Minnesota Supreme Court rulings on issues related to constitutional amendments on the November ballot.
Court set to hear amendment title arguments
Conservatives looking forward to seeing two of their signature issues voted on this November as constitutional amendments were outraged when Secretary of State Mark Ritchie unveiled the titles that will introduce the questions on the ballot.
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Expert Testimony
- Briefly: A chat with Supreme Court Commissioner Tim Droske
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- Perspectives: Recent cellphone ruling recalls high court cases
