Courts

A patient at a Minnesota nursing home who fell and later died was neglected by two health care workers there, according to a report from state health officials in what appears to be an investigation into the death of a chaplain who had been injured in Iraq.
U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder has tapped Minnesota's U.S. Attorney B. Todd Jones for a powerful position within the Department of Justice.
Minnesotans who are called to serve as jurors in district courts around the state can now complete a required pre-trial questionnaire online.
Crime investigators faulted the New York state Health Department on Wednesday for blocking efforts to use a sophisticated DNA technique to try to solve the 1985 slaying of a Minnesota college student in central New York.
Prosecutors are defending their decision not to bring felony charges against an SUV driver in the death of a motorcyclist in St. Paul last August.
Starting Saturday, Minnesota child care providers who work with children younger than school age must be trained to avoid shaken baby abuse.
Secrecy blurs role of grand juries in legal system
Grand juries are in the news a lot, but few people actually know what happens when they meet. In fact, secrecy is one of the requirements of a grand jury.
New law makes beekeeping all the buzz in Minneapolis
Beekeeping is now legal in Minneapolis, after being banned for more than three decades. The change has beekeepers rejoicing - cautiously.
Minnesota's courtrooms were busier in 2008 than the year before.