Crime, Law and Justice

A prosecutor said some officers 'altered' their testimony to help their colleague, officer Efrem Hamilton, who shot at a car with six passengers in 2016.
Judge won't end lieutenant governor fight; appeal possible
A Ramsey County judge on Monday declined to settle the dispute over Republican Michelle Fischbach's attempt to serve as both lieutenant governor and state senator, setting up a potentially rollicking first day of the Legislature.
al-Qaida wannabe or troubled teen? Judge mulls ex-St. Kate student's fate
Prosecutors say Tnuza Hassan is a flight risk and danger to the community. On Monday, though, a Minneapolis judge asked aloud whether detention would harden her "self-radicalization."
Trump picks two new federal judges for Minn.
Trump has nominated Nancy Brasel and Eric Tostrud as new federal judges for Minnesota. They will both require U.S. Senate confirmation.
Westminster Town Hall Forum: James Forman, Jr. on crime and punishment
A broadcast of the Westminster Town Hall Forum featuring James Forman, Jr. a law professor at Yale University and author of the book, "Locking Up Our Own."
Westerville police said in a statement that the shootings happened Saturday after officers responded to a 911 hang-up call. The officers were shot around noon after entering the residence.
Prosecutors: Former St. Kate's student accused of arson left her family multiple times
On two separate occasions in the last five months, Tnuza Hassan's family reported her missing to law enforcement, according to a memorandum in support of her detention filed Friday evening by federal prosecutors.
No. 3 Justice Department official Rachel Brand will step down
Brand's departure will leave a key vacancy in the succession of people who are tasked with overseeing the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 election.
Head of FBI for Minnesota, Dakotas to retire
Special Agent in Charge Rick Thornton plans to leave the FBI's Minneapolis division at the end of February.