U.S. Supreme Court

Minnesota Woman Loses Music Downloading Appeal

The Supreme Court has turned away an appeal from a Minnesota woman who has been ordered to pay record companies $222,000 for the unauthorized downloading of copyrighted music.

2013/03/18

New Push To Put Blackmun Bust In Minn. Capitol

An effort to honor former U.S. Supreme Court Justice Harry Blackmun with a bust in the state Capitol of his native Minnesota has resurfaced.

2013/01/24

Esme’s Blog: Running Against the Affordable Care Act

Republicans have said they will run against the Affordable Care Act in November, so presumably Romney, if elected, and a Republican House and Senate could repeal the Act.

2012/06/30

Minnesota Pushes Ahead With Health Care Overhaul

Minnesota Gov. Mark Dayton bet big on the federal health care overhaul, drawing federal money to expand Medicaid early and preparing for the day when the full law takes effect.

2012/06/28

Talking Points: The President’s Health Reform Care Act

Sometime in the next two weeks the U.S. Supreme Court will come out with one of its most important decision in recent memory.

2012/06/17

United Healthcare’s Move Fuels Health Care Controversy

Minnetonka-based United Healthcare has announced it will voluntarily offer many of the major benefits in the controversial new federal health care law – no matter how the U.S. Supreme Court rules.

2012/06/11

Court Won’t Block Suit In Minn. Bridge Collapse

The Supreme Court will not block Minnesota’s lawsuit against a California design firm over the deadly 2007 interstate bridge collapse in Minneapolis that killed 13 people.

2012/05/29

US Supreme Court Won’t Review Petters’ Conviction

The U.S. Supreme Court says it won’t take up the case of Minnesota businessman Tom Petters. In documents made public Tuesday, the nation’s highest court denied Petters’ request to review his 2009 conviction on charges he orchestrated a $3.65 billion Ponzi scheme.

2012/05/15

Wersal To Take Case To US Supreme Court — Again

A Minnesota lawyer who’s long fought against limits on judicial campaigning says he’ll ask the U.S. Supreme Court to review a federal appeals court decision that reinstates Minnesota’s restrictions.

2012/03/27

U.S. Supreme Court To Review ‘Obamacare’

On Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court opens three days of hearings on the Affordable Care Act — referred to by critics as Obamacare.

2012/03/26

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