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BREAKING: Former Brooklyn Center police officer Kimberly Potter sentenced to two years in Daunte Wright's death
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BREAKING: Former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin has been found guilty of all counts, including murder, in the death of George Floyd.
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#BREAKING: The jury has reached a verdict in the #DerekChauvinTrial. The verdict is expected to be announced between 3:30 and 4 p.m.. strib.mn/3xeTYk6
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Happy #NationalLibraryWeek to libraries of all types and sizes! This week, we're especially thankful for our many colleagues in Minnesota's 14 state government libraries - @deedlibrarian and @statelawlibrary to name a few! We appreciate your work!
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BREAKING: Judge Peter Cahill has reinstated 3rd-degree murder charges against Derek Chauvin, the former Minneapolis police officer charged in the killing of George Floyd. mprnews.org/story/2021/03/11…
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BREAKING: Appeals court overturns decision refusing to charge Derek Chauvin with third-degree murder, sends case back to trial judge. strib.mn/3kOAPiR
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2/The second case, State v Holl, considers Minn Stat 643.03 which prohibits convictions based solely on a defendant’s confession. The question is what amount/type of corroborating/additional evidence of the crime is enough
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1/The MN Supreme Ct hears 2 cases today. In re Polaris involves a corporate investigation and asks in that context where the line is drawn between communications protected from disclosure by attorney-client privilege and those not protected
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The MN Paraprofessional Pilot Program launches today! The 2 year pilot allows trained non-lawyer paraprofessionals assist underserved Minnesotans in court in eviction and some family law matters. #mncourts #mnleg #appellatetwitter @ABAesq @mnbar mncourts.gov/Help-Topics/Leg….
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7/Second case involves permits for Polymet mine. The court held that the MN Pollution Control Agency is not required under the Clean Air Act to investigate allegations of sham permitting when a source first applies for a synthetic minor source permit.
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1/The MN Supreme Ct issued three opinions today. In Menard Inc v Commissioner of Revenue was a tax dispute over whether Menard was entitled to an offset of state sales tax liability under Minn Stat 297A.81. #appellatetwitter
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1/The MN Supreme Ct issued 2 opinions today, both addressing MN environmental laws.
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3/In Hall v City of Plainview, a terminated employee sought to recover payment for accrued PTO as set forth in employee handbook. Handbook also had disclaimer statement that the handbook doesn’t form contract. – at Minneapolis, MN
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1/The MN Supreme Ct issued 2 opinions today. In Moore v Robinson Environmental, the court faced the question of whether the 2-year statute of limitations in Minn Stat 541.051 applies to claims against a contractor hired to remove asbestos from an old boiler. – at Minneapolis, MN











