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What is Jury Nullification?

Jury nullification is when a jury finds that the evidence meets the standard of proof required for a conviction and yet votes to acquit the accused.

Justine Damond and Police Misconduct

In July 2017, an Australian national living in Minneapolis, by the name of Justine Damond, died after Police Officer Mohamed Noor shot her through the driver’s side door of his police cruiser.

Negligence Laws in Minnesota

Every state has unique negligence laws, and Minnesota citizens should understand the their state’s view of negligence.

Evidentiary Standard and Burden of Proof in Civil Cases

In a civil proceeding, the injured victim must prove a case by a preponderance of the evidence.

Defamation Lawsuits: Basic Principles

While we should use our right of free speech vigorously and often, it is also important to remember that there are some limitations on free speech.

Good Samaritan Laws

Many states have recently adopted “Good Samaritan” laws aimed at encouraging helpful behavior for those injured or in need.

Liability for Jaywalking in Minnesota

Jaywalking is a term that covers pedestrian traffic violations. These laws may seem frivolous at first, but…

Tips for Cold Weather Driving in Minnesota

The United States has one of the most variable climates of any country…

A Guide to New Liquor License Laws in Mankato

Liquor laws in Mankato have recently had a meaningful overhaul.

Snow Shoveling Laws in Mankato

Winter is officially in full swing, and colder weather brings a barrage of ice and snow to our area.