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Legislative notebook: Legislature approves freezing college tuitions
By Danielle Killey and Don Davis A bill funding Minnesota State Colleges and Universities and the University of Minnesota systems freezes tuitions. Senators passed the bill 44-22 and the House 76-56 ...
Posted on 5/17/13 at 8:45 PM
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1986: Windom Courtroom Packed for Storden Trial
The Windom courtroom was packed in 1986....
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Schulze named administrator overseeing four district courts

PIPESTONE — An order filed in the Fifth Judicial District Monday states Steven Schulze, Pipestone and Murray counties’ court administrator, has been appointed as administrator of both Rock and Nobles counties as well.

March 14, 2012

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New courts

New courts The new sand volleyball and basketball courts are ready for use at Centennial Park in Worthingon. The grounds will be dormant seeded this fall and green grass is expected for next spring.

By Brian Korthals , September 21, 2011

Judge rules courts will stay open in shutdown

Judge rules courts will stay open in shutdown ST. PAUL — Minnesota’s courts will remain open if much of state government shuts down Friday, a retired judge ruled Tuesday.

By Don Davis , June 28, 2011

Courts may decide impact

Government shutdown is in the judicial ring now
ST. PAUL — The impact of a state government shutdown is in the hands of Minnesota judges.

By Don Davis , June 13, 2011

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Minnesota judge accused of misconduct for comments

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — A Minnesota judge is accused of misconduct after criticizing a volunteer court watchdog group.

By Associated Press , October 21, 2010

Minn. public defenders seek to reduce caseloads

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Public defenders in Minnesota said Wednesday they are stretched too thin, and they have asked the State Judicial Council to help reduce their caseloads by moving nonviolent crimes, such as petty theft and misdemeanor trespassing, out of the courtroom.

By AMY FORLITI,Associated Press Writer , September 15, 2010

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Fargo police won’t enforce state ban on synthetic pot

FARGO, N.D. - Fargo police will no longer arrest people for possessing synthetic marijuana after a judge dismissed two possession cases based on an “invalid rule” by the state board that banned the substance.

By Mike Nowatzki, The Forum , September 10, 2010

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As others see it: Make the courts a priority

We cannot imagine someone suggesting that our Minnesota courts try to function without judges, court administrators or prosecutors.

By The Sentinel of Fairmont , September 01, 2010

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Shane appeal denied for third time

Second-degree murder sentence stands despite mother’s petition
WORTHINGTON — A petition filed by convicted murderer Lisa Shane was denied Tuesday by the State of Minnesota Court of Appeals.

October 28, 2009

Pawlenty says court budget needs trimming

Pawlenty says court budget needs trimming ST. PAUL – Minnesota’s court officials say Minnesotans will see significant service cuts if Gov. Tim Pawlenty’s proposed budget passes, but the governor says the court budget needs trimming as a way to pressure them to change.

By Don Davis and Kelly Boldan , February 25, 2009

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Voters voice frustrations

Minnesotans want the Senate race concluded
ST. PAUL — June Srok doesn’t understand why a minor error prevented her vote from being counted.

January 15, 2009

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DeGuara faces three charges

Charges include domestic assault, theft and felony theft
SLAYTON — Joshua DeGuara appeared in Murray County District Court on three case files Monday, on charges that ranged from domestic assault to receiving stolen property.

January 13, 2009

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Defense questions legality of DeGuara search

Suspect’s marriage also called into question
SLAYTON — On Monday in Murray County District Court, public defender Christina Weitzema questioned the legality of a search warrant executed in September that led to a controlled substance charge against Gretchen Marie Scott, 26, of Avoca, also known as Gretchen Marie DeGuara.

January 06, 2009

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Mortensen sentenced

Mortensen sentenced Mortensen lands 42-month sentence
WORTHINGTON — Richard Allen Mortensen, 54, of Lake Wilson, landed a 42 month sentence earlier this week after Judge Jeffrey Flynn revoked a stay of execution during a recent probation violation hearing.

January 02, 2009

Shane petition for post-conviction relief denied

WORTHINGTON — Lisa Shane, convicted in 2006 for second-degree murder through child neglect in the death of her infant daughter, was recently denied a petition for post-conviction relief, which she has 60 days to appeal.

December 31, 2008

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