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People & Practices: Jan. 16, 2023 - Vimarsana News

People & Practices: Jan. 16, 2023

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

Dakota County's Chief Judge Kevin F. Mark to retire, Honorable Caroline H. Lennon to serve in his stead | Local News - Vimarsana News

Dakota County's Chief Judge Kevin F. Mark to retire, Honorable Caroline H. Lennon to serve in his stead | Local News

The Honorable Kevin F. Mark, current chief judge of the First Judicial District, will reach the mandatory MN judicial retirement age of 70 on January 31, 2023.

Minneapolis man charged in Goodhue County not competent to stand trial in kidnapping case - Vimarsana News

Minneapolis man charged in Goodhue County not competent to stand trial in kidnapping case

A competency evaluation for Daquairus Nathaniel Black, 26, of Minneapolis, declared Black not competent to stand trial. He is accused of picking up a woman in Minneapolis and refusing to let her out of his vehicle while attempting to get her to perform sexual acts on him. When police found him in Cannon Falls, he allegedly rammed a police car and led law enforcement on a chase exceeding 124 miles per hour.

Judge: Winona County board 'severely tainted' in decision against Daley Farm - Vimarsana News

Judge: Winona County board 'severely tainted' in decision against Daley Farm

Judge says people with bias were deliberately placed on board that made decision on farm expansion.

Jury trials suspended through Feb. 1 for 7 Minnesota counties - Vimarsana News

Jury trials suspended through Feb. 1 for 7 Minnesota counties

Jury trials are suspended through Feb. 1 in Minnesota’s First Judicial District due to rising COVID-19 cases. 

Source: fox9.com