MINNESOTA SUPREME COURT
NASCAR DAD $3 Million Lawsuit To Supreme Court
In Minnesota it costs money to get justice. $550. to file an appeal. $500. bond in the county court. Now today the Judges court reporter called asking for $440. for the transcript. I should have asked...
Posted on 8/12/09 at 3:07 PM
STAFF BLOG CAPITOL CHATTER Coleman appeals to high court
Norm Coleman wants the state’s highest court to reverse his U.S. Senate election loss. The former Republican senator appealed to the Minnesota Supreme Court Monday, hoping it will overturn a spe...
Posted on 4/20/09 at 1:27 PM
Governor recount battle heats up 
Dayton campaign raises defenses
ST. PAUL – A post-election battle for Minnesota votes cranked up Friday when Mark Dayton hired two recount legal experts and Tom Emmer’s Supreme Court request met with opposition.
By Don Davis, Forum News Service , November 21, 2010
Emmer team targets ‘phantom votes’
Dayton moves transition ahead despite uncertainty
ST. PAUL – Tom Emmer’s ballot complaint got the Minnesota Supreme Court’s attention Thursday while Mark Dayton ramped up his preparations to become governor.
By Don Davis, Forum News Service , November 19, 2010
Emmer, GOP ask high court to reconcile votes
Petition asks for ‘one vote per voter’ to be verified
ST. PAUL – Tom Emmer says he wants the Minnesota Supreme Court to make sure that the concept of one person, one vote was followed in this month’s governor election.
By Don Davis, Forum News Service , November 18, 2010
Minnesota voters to decide range of races Election Day
All eight US House spots are included in up-for-grabs seatsST. PAUL – The governor’s race grabs headlines, but Minnesota voters Tuesday will decide a range of races including other statewide political offices, Supreme Court justice positions and all eight U.S. House seats.
By Don Davis, Forum News Service , October 31, 2010
Minnesota Supreme Court judge candidate says incumbents have advantage
Ten years ago, attorney Greg Wersal was running for a seat on the Minnesota Supreme Court when he set up a row of plywood cows on a Moorhead sidewalk.
By Dave Olson , October 25, 2010
Life sentences upheld for siblings in Minnesota murder
ST. PAUL (AP) — The Minnesota Supreme Court has upheld the life prison sentences for a brother and sister from rural Minnesota convicted of killing a man during a Thanksgiving party in 2003.
By Associated Press , September 02, 2010
Gildea sworn in as Minnesota chief justice
Pawlenty appointments to state’s Supreme Court draw Democrat criticismST. PAUL – Lorie Skjerven Gildea was sworn in Monday as the Minnesota Supreme Court’s 22nd chief justice during a ceremony in St. Paul’s historic Landmark Center.
By Don Davis, State Capitol Bureau , July 13, 2010
Pawlenty picks Gildea, Stras for court posts
ST. PAUL – Two people who sided with Gov. Tim Pawlenty in a historic lawsuit about his budget-cutting powers earned his support on Thursday with Supreme Court positions.
By By Andrew Tellijohn and Don Davis, State Capitol Bureau , May 14, 2010
Lawyers want Minnesota chief justice’s seat put on ballot
ST. PAUL – The resignation of Minnesota Supreme Court Chief Justice Eric Magnuson gives Gov. Tim Pawlenty a chance to do something he has done twice before: pick the person who holds the high court’s top spot. But not everyone is happy about letting the governor choose again.
By Associated Press , April 21, 2010
Minnesota high court asked to consider election for next chief justice
ST. PAUL (AP) — The Minnesota Supreme Court will consider whether to force an election to replace Chief Justice Eric Magnuson this fall.
By Associated Press , April 20, 2010
Minnesota Supreme Court hears unallotment arguments
ST. PAUL - Whether Gov. Tim Pawlenty acted legally when he cut $2.7 million from the state budget last summer may rest on whether Minnesota Supreme Court justices think the Legislature has given the governor a right to trim budgets.
By Don Davis, Forum News Service , March 15, 2010
Minnesota chief justice to step down in June
ST. PAUL – Chief Justice Eric Magnuson, who helped oversee a U.S. Senate recount and argued against massive budget cuts, will leave office June 30 after two years on Minnesota’s highest court.
By By Andrew Tellijohn, State Capitol Bureau , March 12, 2010
Magnuson stepping down from Minnesota Supreme Court
ST. PAUL - Minnesota Supreme Court Chief Justice Eric J. Magnuson announced Thursday that he will leave the state's highest court effective June 30.
By Andrew Tellijohn, State Capitol Bureau , March 11, 2010
Minnesota high court affirms unusual DWI conviction
ST. PAUL (AP) — The Minnesota Supreme Court says being drunk and asleep at the wheel can be enough for a drunken driving conviction, even when not driving.
By Associated Press , January 21, 2010
High court sets case on budget cuts for March
ST. PAUL – The Minnesota Supreme Court agreed to swiftly consider whether Gov. Tim Pawlenty went too far with single-handed cuts to the state budget.
By Associated Press , January 20, 2010
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