Regional
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S.D. Supreme Court holds public hearing on proposals including parent-time commission
KELO News: " No one stepped forward Tuesday to speak against the South Dakota Supreme Court’s potential new rule establishing a statewide commission on noncustodial parenting time." -
S.D.: Specialty courts continue saving money and lives
KCCR News: "An option that helps some people avoid prison time and saves the state money appears to be making progress." -
University of South Dakota renames law school after receiving $12.5M donation
National Jurist: "South Dakota’s only law school is getting a new name. The University of South Dakota will now be known as USD Knudson School of Law after the school received $12.5 million." -
S.D. justices take company’s side in a dispute with state’s underground storage tanks program
KELO News: "A circuit judge in a financial case correctly ruled against state government’s program for cleaning up leaks from underground storage tanks, the South Dakota Supreme Court said." -
Montana Supreme Court rules Espinoza v. Montana Department of Revenue case closed
NBC Montana News: "The Supreme Court ruled in favor of three mothers in the Espinoza v. Montana Department of Revenue case." -
SD legislators direct justices to take another look at parenting time
KELO News: "The South Dakota Supreme Court is considering whether to start a state commission on parenting-time guidelines." -
Great Falls court officials hold Hollywood myths in contempt
Great Falls Tribune: "Tom Cruise and Jack Nicholson yelling at each other over the objections of another attorney and the judge in 'A Few Good Men' might make for a dramatic movie scene, but it bears little resemblance to what goes on in a real-life courtroom." -
Former South Dakota Attorney General Meierhenry dies
Sioux Falls Argus Leader: "Mark Meierhenry, a former South Dakota attorney general and the patriarch of an influential legal family, died early Wednesday. He was 75." -
Minnesota Supreme Court rules in favor of employment protections for unpaid interns, students
Bring Me The News: "The Minnesota Supreme Court decided Wednesday that compensation is not required for an employee to be covered under the state’s civil rights laws." -
Minn.: Court in the time of COVID
Brainerd Dispatch: "When Crow Wing County Attorney Don Ryan assumed his elected post 26 years ago, he did not foresee a time when nearly all of his office’s court appearances would take place in the virtual realm."