Minnesota Supreme Court
MN Secretary Of State Faces Tough Crowd At State Fair
Minnesota Secretary of State Mark Ritchie’s effort to change the titles of two proposed constitutional amendments were rebuffed by the Minnesota Supreme Court last week.
Minn. Supreme Court Rejects Challenge To Photo ID
The Minnesota Supreme Court has rejected a court challenge regarding the wording of constitutional amendments, slated for the November ballot.
Court Nixes $1M Award Against U. Of Minn., Smith
The Minnesota Supreme Court overturned a $1 million award against the University of Minnesota and men’s basketball coach Tubby Smith on Wednesday, ruling that although they treated a prospective assistant coach unfairly, they couldn’t be held financially responsible for backing out of a job offer that Smith lacked the authority to make.
Dayton Considers 4 For 1st High Court Appointment
Gov. Mark Dayton is considering a former U.S. attorney and three judges for his first appointment to the Minnesota Supreme Court.
Supreme Court: Pesticide Drift Isn’t Trespassing
The Minnesota Supreme Court says pesticide chemicals that drift from one farm to another do not constitute trespassing under the law, reversing an appeals court decision that found otherwise.
Minn. Court Weighs Edited Ballot Question Titles
The Minnesota Supreme Court hears arguments Tuesday in separate lawsuits over the rewriting of ballot titles for two proposed constitutional amendments.
Retired Priest Speaks Out On Alleged Child Abuse, Church Cover Up
A retired Winona priest is coming forward after allegations of child abuse were tossed out by the Minnesota Supreme Court on Wednesday.
Court Rejects Abuse Case Based On Repressed Memory
The Minnesota Supreme Court has tossed out a clergy abuse lawsuit by a man whose case rested on a repressed memory claim.
Minn. Supreme Court Pulled Into New Amendment Case
A tussle over the title for a proposed constitutional amendment seeking changes to Minnesota voting is headed for the state Supreme Court.
Group Rebuts Minn. Official’s Amendment Rebranding
A new court filing contends Minnesota legislators hold all the power to fashion titles for constitutional ballot questions and suggests the secretary of state has chosen a substitute meant to sway votes on a gay marriage measure.
Supreme Court: Cirrus Not Required To Train Pilot
The Minnesota Supreme Court says Duluth-based Cirrus Design Corp. had no legal duty to provide a flight lesson to a Grand Rapids man whose plane crashed in 2003, killing him and his passenger.
Misleading Or Not? Minn. Court Mulls Voter ID Case
Two Minnesota Supreme Court justices are saying flatly they think a ballot question for a proposed constitutional amendment requiring photo ID for voting is misleading.
Group Asks MN High Court To Hear BWCA Tower Case
A group wants the Minnesota Supreme Court to overturn an appeals court ruling that lets AT&T proceed with a 450-foot cellphone tower near Ely next door to the Boundary Waters Canoe Area.
Pro-Amendment Group Suing Over Ballot Title
Backers of a constitutional amendment defining marriage in Minnesota are accusing two state officials of overstepping their bounds and improperly manipulating the title of the question that will appear on the November ballot.
Pending DWI Cases Head Back To Court, After Ruling
Thousands of pending DWI cases across the state will now get another look after a ruling by the Minnesota Supreme Court.




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