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May 8, 2026
The Minnesota Supreme Court held oral arguments at Red Wing High School for local students. Justices engaged with students during a Q&A session on Hawaiian Day and discussed cooperation with tribal courts.
Read more →May 7, 2026
Students in Koochiching County experienced Law Day firsthand with mock trials centered around current issues like cell phone use in schools. The event offered practical insights into courtroom procedures while highlighting collaboration among local justice agencies.
Read more →April 29, 2026
Chief Justice Natalie Hudson gave a keynote speech at Lincoln University's Honors Convocation recognizing student achievement. Her remarks focused on leadership, collaboration, and public service. The article covers her background as well as details about her role within Minnesota's judicial system.
Read more →April 23, 2026
The Minnesota Judicial Branch has opened a public comment period for proposed changes to juvenile delinquency rules. This move encourages input from residents and legal professionals statewide. The initiative highlights transparency and accessibility in state court operations.
Read more →April 21, 2026
The Minnesota Judicial Branch has issued a request for submissions from approved vendors for an Accessibility QA Analyst position. Key deadlines include April 29 for questions and May 7 for proposal submissions. The initiative supports statewide accessibility in judicial services.
Read more →April 15, 2026
The Minnesota Supreme Court is accepting applications from attorneys for two seats on its Standing Committee for No-Fault Arbitration. Experience in personal injury work is required. Applications are due by May 1st.
Read more →March 23, 2026
The Minnesota Court of Appeals held an oral argument session at Fergus Falls High School before over 600 students on April 23. Judges engaged with students through discussions about law careers after hearing a real appellate case. Local officials say such events provide valuable educational opportunities.
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