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Celebrating the 50th anniversary of the clinical program at Mitchell Hamline School of Law was not something Roger Haydock foresaw when he helped launch it as one of the nation’s the first such programs in 1973.

City attorneys are recruiting help from law students and the private sector to meet demand.

A case currently before the U.S. Supreme Court could affect how American Indian children are treated in the foster care system. In response, Minnesota lawmakers took steps this year to strengthen a state law designed to keep Native children connected to their families and communities.

The city now has a website where residents can go to learn whether their home has a racial covenant.

Anthony Niedwiecki has announced he will step down as dean of Mitchell Hamline School of Law when his current contract expires in June 2024.

Mitchell Hamline School of Law Dean Anthony Niedwiecki has announced he will be leaving the position in June 2024.

People and Practices recognizes new hires and promotions. Submissions are encouraged.

He is part of a flood of claims filed by MPD officers after a new law made it harder to challenge claims from first responders.

Rick Astley has been making the rounds in social media feeds recently. This time, it is not to give you an earworm. Astley alleges that his voice has been stolen by another artist.

A federal board overturns a refusal to register her signature phrase.