Courts

A federal appeals court has rejected a challenge to Minnesota rules for electing judges and its mandatory retirement age for judges.
Newsmaker: Loughner to be arraigned
Jared Loughner faces arraignment before a federal judge in Phoenix today. With all the publicity surrounding the case, can he get a fair trial?
Two Redby men have been indicted in a shooting on the Red Lake Indian Reservation that left one man dead and two others injured.
Federal appeals court to hear Petters case Feb. 17
A federal appeals court has scheduled oral arguments for Feb. 17 in the Tom Petters case. The Wayzata businessman was accused of running a $3.7 billion Ponzi scheme.
To talk about Minnesota's gun control laws, MPR talked to Scott Knight, chair of the International Association of Chiefs of Police Firearms Committee and police chief in Chaska.
John Choi has been sworn in as Ramsey County Attorney, becoming the first Asian-American county attorney in Minnesota.
Voting Rights in the Kennedy Years
Judge Gordon A. Martin discusses his new book "Count Them One by One: Black Mississippians Fighting for the Right to Vote," about the 1962 court case that resulted in one of the first victories for voting rights in the South. Judge Martin will be joined by Minneapolis-born John Doar, who worked for the Justice Department under Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy and successfully tried the case.
Best Buy Co. Inc. has settled a Connecticut lawsuit that accused it of advertising lower prices on some items on its website than at in-store kiosks, then overcharging customers at the stores.
The Apple Valley Medical Clinic will pay the federal government and the state of Minnesota a total of $195,000 to settle allegations that it improperly billed Medicare and Medicaid programs for outpatient services.