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Appeals court rules against GOP convention lawsuit

A federal appeals court Friday said police acted reasonably as it upheld the dismissal of a lawsuit filed by 32 people who say their constitutional rights were violated when they were arrested during a protest outside the 2008 Republican National Convention in St. Paul.

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Some officials push for more courtroom security

Some officials push for more courtroom security

Officials and law enforcement in Hennepin country met Thursday to push for tighter security measures at three suburban courtrooms. Some worry that a courtroom conflict could erupt into serious violence, like the recent shooting in a northern Minnesota courthouse that injured a prosecutor and a witness.
by Brandt Williams

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3M wins legal point but not the fight, state says

An early decision in a legal fight over environmental pollution is a significant victory for 3M says the company, but Minnesota disputes that.
by Stephanie Hemphill

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U of M sues website operator for posting psych test online

The University of Minnesota is suing over alleged copyright violations by a website operator who posted a widely-used psychological test online.
by Madeleine Baran

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Minn. judge who demanded more security reassigned

A Minnesota judge is being reassigned after saying he would no longer hear cases in a suburban court that lacked metal detectors.

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Rental housing inspection challenge can proceed

The Minnesota Supreme Court Wednesday ruled a constitutional challenge to Red Wing's rental housing inspection law can go forward.
by Rupa Shenoy

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Profiling lawsuit could add to Arizona sheriff's troubles

Profiling lawsuit could add to Arizona sheriff's troubles

A judge heard arguments in a lawsuit that alleges racial profiling in Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio's immigration patrols, a week after federal authorities accused the sheriff's office of a wide range of civil rights violations.

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Judge sides with 'street preachers' at holiday festival

A federal judge has sided with two "street preachers" saying they have the right to express their views at a holiday festival in Duluth.
by Dan Kraker

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Ariz. prosecutor wants immigration checks restored

The federal government's decision to stop an Arizona sheriff from checking inmates' immigration status will allow criminals to be released into the community.

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Charges dropped against Minn. smoke shop owner

Charges have been dropped against the owner of a Moorhead smoke shop accused of violating a new state law banning synthetic marijuana.

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