Chief Justice Natalie E. Hudson

Minnesota Supreme Court seeks applicants for no-fault arbitration committee vacancies

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.

Daniel N. Rosen, U.S. Attorney

Minnesota man indicted for filing false tax returns and seeking over $500,000 in refunds

A Crookston man has been indicted on charges related to filing false tax returns seeking over $500,000 in refunds he was not entitled to receive. Authorities say Philip Nelson Green faces several counts with potential prison time if convicted.

Jeff Edblad Attorney at Isanti County

Jessie Rodrigues convicted of murder and burglary in Spencer Brook Township case

Jessie Mateo Rodrigues has been convicted for murder and burglary after a home invasion that resulted in one death at Spencer Brook Township. The prosecution was led by Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison’s office following a referral from Isanti County…

Patrick J. Schiltz, Chief Judge of the U.S. District Court for the District of Minnesota

U.S. District Court announces appointment of magistrate judge reappointment panel

The U.S. District Court for the District of Minnesota has appointed a panel to review a magistrate judge’s reappointment. The court released an official order detailing this step.

Chief Justice Natalie E. Hudson

Minnesota Judicial Branch seeks venue proposals for 2027 Court Operations Conference

The Minnesota Judicial Branch has opened a request for proposals for venues interested in hosting its 2027 Court Operations Conference. Vendors have until May 1, 2026, to submit their bids. The event supports statewide engagement in Minnesota’s judicial system.

LeeAnn Bell Assistant U.S. Attorney

Minnesota man sentenced to five months for threatening member of Congress

A Minneapolis man has been sentenced to five months in prison for threatening to murder a member of Congress. Authorities say Michael Lewis admitted leaving a threatening voicemail at a congressional office last year.

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