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"Press" vs. Public: Does It Matter? Yes, In The Minnesota House
A showdown is brewing between the Minnesota House of Representatives and nontraditional media regarding who gets to record House proceedings. And if this goes to court, the case could be groundbreaki… more →
Media Law Minnesota
Prostitution, Human Trafficking and Polygamy - Part 4 of 4
Esther Young wrote 1 month ago: According to the Palermo Protocol to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Trafficking in Persons, consent is … more →
A tip for preventing parental abduction of a child to a foreign country
minnesotalaw wrote 2 months ago: CNN posted an article recently that raises the question about what a parent can do to prevent child … more →
What is In Forma Pauperis?
minnesotalaw wrote 3 months ago: In Forma Pauperis is a latin term that means in the character or manner of a pauper, poor person, de … more →
"Press" vs. Public: Does It Matter? Yes, In The Minnesota House
medialawminnesota wrote 9 months ago: A showdown is brewing between the Minnesota House of Representatives and nontraditional media regard … more →
Reform for Minnesota's Workers Compensation System
marktracylaw wrote 9 months ago: Minnesota Labor Commissioner, Steve Swiggum, recently presented a report of recommendations and refo … more →
An Encouraging SLAPP
medialawminnesota wrote 10 months ago: On Tuesday, the Minnesota Court of Appeals released a decision affirming that when someone speaks wi … more →
Court cites Youtube
Jansen wrote 11 months ago: A Minnesota Court of Appeals has cited a youtube video in an unpublished opinion. The case is about … more →
Look For The Union Label
medialawminnesota wrote 1 year ago: Are you a union member thinking about suing your boss for writing up a false report about you? Good … more →
Don't Bank On Defamation Law To Help
medialawminnesota wrote 1 year ago: This week the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals released a decision demonstrating how tough it can be … more →
Judging From Campaign, Little To Worry About
medialawminnesota wrote 1 year ago: Nonlawyer friends in Ramsey County have been asking me about what to look for in the unusual race fo … more →
Free Elections and (Sort Of) Free Speech
medialawminnesota wrote 1 year ago: Think free elections leave room for absolute freedom of speech in Minnesota? Think again. Yesterday … more →
Strib In The Middle
medialawminnesota wrote 1 year ago: The proverbial fan blades have been encrusted with a nasty substance in the U.S. Senate race between … more →
Expect To See Exit Pollsters
medialawminnesota wrote 1 year ago: The election is nearing, as will be the exit pollsters. Federal Judge Michael Davis has issued his d … more →
Defamation Is Tough (For) Business
medialawminnesota wrote 1 year ago: A defamation decision from the Minnesota Court of Appeals of a few weeks ago should give online comm … more →
Minnesota Election Law, Meet First Amendment
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medialawminnesota wrote 1 year ago: Big Media filed a big federal lawsuit against the State of Minnesota yesterday challenging a Minneso … more →
Larry Craig Case: Not Too Appealing
medialawminnesota wrote 1 year ago: Joe Kimball has a nice step-back-from-the sensationalism piece on MinnPost about the Larry Craig leg … more →
Anonymous E-mails Go On Trial
medialawminnesota wrote 1 year ago: Got a beef about your kid’s soccer program? An anonymous e-mail might be an option. Or maybe … more →
Minnesota State Fair and RNC Free Speech
medialawminnesota wrote 1 year ago: “The First Amendment does not guarantee the right to communicate one’s views at all time … more →
Be Patient and Read the Fine Print
medialawminnesota wrote 1 year ago: Invasion of privacy cases rarely succeed in Minnesota. A decision from the state Court of Appeals t … more →
