Marshall H. Tanick

The 60th anniversary of Miranda highlights recent Minnesota appellate rulings reversing convictions over custodial interrogation issues.

With the 2025-26 school year concluded, let’s look back a little over a year ago - May 22, 2025, to be precise - when the U.S. Supreme Court issued its

A look back at Watergate highlights Minnesota’s key role, from campaign finance links to federal prosecutions, following the death of aide Alexander Butterfield.

Five years after NCAA v. Alston, critics urge Supreme Court to reconsider NIL rules amid antitrust concerns, athlete pay debates and industry upheaval.

On the 55th anniversary of the Pentagon Papers case, a look at how the Supreme Court's ruling reinforced press freedom and limits on prior restraint.

The Declaration of Independence, while not legally binding, has influenced major U.S. Supreme Court and Minnesota court decisions for over two centuries.

The commemoration of the nation's 250th birthday this year, known as a semiquincentennial (that's a mouthful), has aroused interest in the genesis of the quad communities.

Trump and his administration have gone about limiting, and then expelling a large number of immigrants of color from this country

A review of notable Minnesota soccer litigation involving employment disputes, Title IX claims, injuries, real estate, taxes and land use.

Listen to this article The Major League Baseball season is well into the second half of the season following last week's mundane All-Star