When Is a Confession Alone Enough? Minnesota Supreme Court Answers in State v. Hill
When Is a Confession Alone Enough? Minnesota Supreme Court Answers [...]
Woman Topless in Public Not Indecent Exposure Says MN Supreme Court
Woman Topless in Public Not Indecent Exposure Says MN Supreme [...]
Wrongfully Admitted Evidence of Past Criminal Convictions Leads to New Trial in State v. Bauer
Wrongfully Admitted Evidence of Past Criminal Convictions Leads to New [...]
Defense of Others and Duty to Retreat Reviewed by MN Supreme Court
Defense of Others and Duty to Retreat Reviewed by MN [...]
Vehicles are Likely Dangerous Weapons Says MN Supreme Court
Vehicles are Likely Dangerous Weapons Says MN Supreme Court In [...]
Disassembled Gun with Missing Parts Considered a Firearm by MN Supreme Court
Disassembled Gun with Missing Parts Considered a Firearm by MN [...]
Does Testifying Over Zoom Violate a Defendant’s Right to Confrontation: State v. Tate
Does Testifying Over Zoom Violate a Defendant’s Right to Confrontation: [...]
MN Supreme Court Allows Withdrawal of Guilty Plea on Felony Murder
MN Supreme Court Allows Withdrawal of Guilty Plea on Felony [...]
Defendants Must Sign Plea Petitions, Attorneys Should Not Sign on Their Behalf
Defendants Must Sign Plea Petitions, Attorneys Should Not Sign on [...]
Trying a Kid as an Adult: MN Supreme Court Evaluates Judge’s Adult Certification Ruling
Trying a Kid as an Adult: MN Supreme Court Evaluates [...]