To conclude, the court holds that Governor Dayton improperly used his line-item veto authority to gain a repeal or modification of unrelated policy legislation by effectively eliminating a co-equal branch of government. Therefore, under the unique and limited circumstances of this…
Yesterday morning I once again donned my “Lawyer Extraordinaire” cap and called into to talk with Justice & Drew not once, but twice about some hot legal issues of critical importance. First up was the ongoing battle between the Minnesota…
Monday morning I called into to talk with Justice & Drew about the jury’s verdict on June 16 in the Jeronimo Yanez case. In case you missed it live, click here to listen to our discussion. For those readers not…
Yesterday morning I called into to talk with Justice & Drew about the lawsuit brought by the Minnesota House and Minnesota Senate against Governor Mark Dayton over his defunding of the Legislative Branch of Minnesota’s government. In case you…
Yesterday morning I called into to talk with Justice & Drew about a wide variety of hot legal topics, including State Auditor Rebecca Otto’s decision to file an appeal with the Minnesota Supreme Court in the wake of her…
This past Monday I was back on with Justice & Drew to discuss the U.S. Senate’s confirmation of Judge Neil Gorsuch to the U.S. Supreme Court. This time our focus was on the Senate Republicans invoking the “nuclear option”…
Yesterday morning I stepped into my “Lawyer Extraordinaire” persona with Justice & Drew to discuss the Senate confirmation hearings for Judge Neil Gorsuch to the U.S. Supreme Court and, in particular, the questions posed to Judge Gorsuch by Minnesota’s…
My wife and I pride ourselves on being politically aware and active. Each election cycle we display a handful of lawn signs for our favorite candidates in our front yard. In the past we’ve displayed signs for our preferred candidates…
Thursday morning I appeared on KTLK’s Justice & Drew to discuss the recent decisions of the Minnesota Supreme Court which overturned two lower court rulings that allowed two proposed Minneapolis City Charter amendments on the November 8 general election ballot. One…
“Life in a homeowners association is always interesting.” So began my
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