Tag: Crime and Justice

Can a Minnesotan keep it?

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Despite an arrest in Zimmerman this week, it’s unusual for pilots to fly under the influence of alcohol.

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The Minnesota Court of Appeals today overturned an unemployment law judge’s ruling that a Good Thunder woman, who already had a 170-mile daily commute to her office in Bloomington , is not entitled to unemployment compensation because her company moved 17 miles farther to St. Paul.

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The Minnesota Court of Appeals has cut in half an award to a Minneapolis couple who alleged police discrimination in a 2006 incident at an impound lot.

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The Minnesota Supreme Court has ruled the a state law preventing family members from suing other family members does not prevent a Walnut Grove woman from suing her brother for sexually assaulting her as a child.

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A gambler violates his own ban on gambling, and is charged with trespassing.

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If gang members aren’t worth mourning, is there any hope of saving them?

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The Minnesota Court of Appeals today ruled the state doesn’t have the authority to incarcerate Native Americas as sexually dangerous persons, but the court gave the state permission to do so.

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The Secret Service investigates a teacher but finds explaining geometry by calculating shooting a president does not violate the law.

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It’s a rare day when an appointment of an associate justice to the Minnesota Supreme Court gets more attention than the naming of a chief justice for the same court.

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