Supreme Court clarifies prison release date

Barbara L. Jones April 29, 2019

In a divided opinion, the Supreme Court tackled what the dissent called the corrections department’s troubling propensity to move the goalposts when deciding to release an inmate.

Oracle says judge’s expert biased in $1B Google-Java case

Bloomberg News November 20, 2015

Oracle Corp. says it can’t get a fair shake from an economics professor serving as a damages expert in its billion-dollar court battle with Google ...

High court rebuffs attorney’s quantum meruit fee claim

Barbara L. Jones October 29, 2015

The Supreme Court held that absent good cause, an attorney has no right to recover in quantum meruit.

Scalia at U: Originalism means the text does not morph

Minnesota Lawyer Staff October 21, 2015

Justice Antonin Scalia explained his thoughts on originalism at the University of Minnesota’s 2015 Stein Lecture.

Supreme Court – Original Jurisdiction; Writs of Quo Warranto

admin July 5, 2011

A11-1107 Limmer v. Swanson

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