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THE NEW FORTY An eye for an eye...
I was happy to learn that the prosecutors involved in Sherry Arnold's murder case are going to be seeking the death penalty.I believe firmly that the two men accused of kidnapping and murdering Sherry...
Posted on 4/27/12 at 7:53 PM
STAFF BLOG CAPITOL CHATTER Courts begin move to electronic filing
Eight Minnesota courts will serve as pilot sites for an initiative allowing court documents to be filed electronically rather than by paper. State Court Administrator Sue K. Dosal said the eCourtMN i...
Posted on 3/24/12 at 11:15 AM
STAFF BLOG THE N.D. CAPITOL AND BEYOND Chief justice delivers N.D. State of the Judiciary
BISMARCKVeterans courts, issues affecting the elderly and space issues in the states courts were among the topics highlighted in this years State of the Judiciary. North Dakota Chief Justice Gerald V...
Posted on 1/5/11 at 2:40 PM
FAITH FORUM Dickinson City Commission wants policy on religious symbols
The Dickinson City Commission is considering a policy regarding the display of religious symbols on city property, reports The Dickinson Press. Read more: http://www.inforum.com/event/article/id/3008...
Posted on 12/6/10 at 10:16 AM
STAFF BLOG THE CITY BEAT Two ways to classify sex offenders and the battle over which is better
A couple of weeks ago -- the City Beat forgets when because time flies when you're writing lots of stories -- I wrote about North Dakota's failure to comply with the Adam Walsh act, better known aroun...
Posted on 8/13/10 at 2:41 PM
Amy Senser's attorney requests new trial
The attorney for the wife of former Minnesota Vikings player Joe Senser says his client didn't get a fair trial in a fatal hit-and-run. Defense attorney Eric Nelson argues that Amy Senser's guilty verdicts should be thrown out.
By Associated Press , May 18, 2012
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Fantasy’s takes GF, EGF to court
The owners of Fantasy’s, an adult-themed store, are taking legal action against the cities of Grand Forks and East Grand Forks, saying they were illegally blocked from opening businesses in the two cities.
By Christopher Bjorke , May 17, 2012
Redby man sentenced for possessing stolen gun 
A Redby, Minn., man will serve 30 months in federal prison for possessing a stolen short-barrel shotgun. Damien Charles Jones, 19, was sentenced Wednesday on one count of possession of a stolen firearm in U.S. District Court in Minneapolis following a Dec. 7 plea agreement.
By Herald Staff Report , May 16, 2012
Larimore man gets two years for stealing car
A Larimore, N.D., man who stole a courtesy car off the Rydell Auto Center lot in Grand Forks on Jan. 9 will serve two years in prison. Keith Larry Ranisate, 21, who was sentenced in Grand Forks County District Court on Wednesday, will have three more years of imprisonment suspended for two years. He will also have two years supervised probation and must pay $1,305 in fines and fees.
By Herald Staff Report , May 16, 2012
N.D. receives nearly $71,000 in Skechers USA settlement
The North Dakota attorney general's office says the state's share of a multistate settlement with the Skechers USA Inc. footwear company is nearly $71,000.
By Associated Press , May 16, 2012
Andvik found guilty of arson
Tara Andvik quietly sobbed as guilty verdicts on three felony counts of arson were read by a Clay County jury Tuesday. The jury reached its verdict after about four hours of deliberation. Outside the courtroom, defense attorney Steven Mottinger said Andvik was disappointed with the verdict.
By Mike Nowatzki and Wendy Reuer , May 15, 2012
Montana teacher murder suspects plead not guilty
The suspects in the disappearance and killing of a Montana teacher have pleaded not guilty to murder and attempted kidnapping. Forty-eight-year-old Lester Van Waters Jr. and 23-year-old Michael Spell were arraigned Tuesday on new charges filed since the March discovery of Sherry Arnold's body in a shallow grave in North Dakota.
By Associated Press , May 15, 2012
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Grand Forks County clerk of court wins national award
Rebecca Absey, clerk of Grand Forks County District Court, has won the highest honor given by the National Center for State Courts, the group said Tuesday.
By Herald Staff Report , May 15, 2012
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New judge assigned in case against Grand Forks County
Five judges in North Dakota’s Northeast Central Judicial District have recused themselves from a lawsuit against Grand Forks County, forcing the state Supreme Court to appoint an outside judge.
By Herald Staff Report , May 15, 2012
$628,000 sought for court battle over redistricting costs
The Minnesota court panel that settled the latest round of political redistricting is now being asked to cover more than $628,000 in legal bills for the Democrats, Republicans and citizens who joined the lawsuit.
By Martiga Lohn , May 15, 2012
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Williston man charged with resisting arrest during DUI arrest in Walsh County
A Williston, N.D., man has been charged with fighting an officer who attempted to arrest him on a drunk driving charge, his fifth offense since 2006.
By Herald Staff Report , May 14, 2012
Belcourt man pleads not guilty in fatal accident
A Belcourt, N.D., man pleaded not guilty Monday to accusations that he caused the death of a passenger in an accident in which he drove at more than 100 mph with a blood-alcohol level nearly three times the legal limit.
By Herald Staff Report , May 14, 2012
Minnesota grand jury indicts right-to-die group
A Minnesota grand jury has indicted a national right-to-die group and several members for their actions in the 2007 suicide of a suburban Minneapolis woman.
By Steve Karnowski , May 14, 2012
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