Crime, Law and Justice

The new suit seeks unspecified damages. It also asks a judge to order "the surrender and destruction" of IMP products that may violate trademark rules.
No uptick in Pre-Super Bowl sex trafficking -- yet
There hasn't been an uptick in sex-trafficking in the week before Super Bowl LII. But it is early yet, two outreach workers said Monday.
Metro Transit says the woman was hit about 3 p.m. Sunday by an eastbound Green Line train on University Avenue. Transit spokesperson Howie Padilla says the woman was standing in an area marked as a hazard zone.
Justice Ginsburg, 84, signals intent to work for years more
The eldest Supreme Court justice has produced two of the court's four signed opinions so far this term. Outside court, she's the subject of a new documentary that includes video of her working out.
The Chisago County Sheriff's Office says a man who was assembling a portable ice house and his juvenile son were struck by a man driving the snowmobile shortly before 8 p.m. Friday.
BCA informant said agent sexually assaulted her; Minnesota paid $117K
The woman said a Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension agent regularly invoked her immigration status and made sexual advances toward her. The agent was suspended and demoted, according to information released Friday about the settlement.
The city council's approval of a contract for Aspen Psychological Consulting LLC brings the city into compliance with state rules.
Gophers' Lynch appeals dates set in sexual misconduct cases
Appeals hearings on two separate sexual misconduct allegations against University of Minnesota basketball player Reggie Lynch are set for early February.