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Choi urges defense of prosecutorial independence Original

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By Barbara Jones
| Minnesota Lawyer Verified
​ In Brief Ramsey County Attorney John Choi spoke at MSBA convention. Warned against politicized interference in charging decisions. Emphasized prosecutorial neutrality and constitutional obligations. Cited Minn. Stat. § 8.01 and recent removals as cautionary examples. Ramsey County Attorney John Choi recently exhorted lawyers to protect the independence of prosecutors and also educate the public on its importance.
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Grace Paley, The Art of Fiction No. 131

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By Jonathan Dee, Barbara Jones
| buff.ly
Interviewed by Jonathan Dee, Barbara Jones & Larissa MacFarquhar When Grace Paley visits New York, she stays in her old apartment on West Eleventh Street. Her block has for the most part escaped the gentrification that has transformed the West Village since Paley moved there in the forties. The building where Paley lived for most of her adult life and where she raised her two children by her first husband, the filmmaker Jess Paley, is a rent-controlled brownstone walk-up with linoleum hallways.
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Minnesota Court of Appeals remands Evenstad family dispute

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By Barbara Jones
| Minnesota Lawyer Verified
IN BRIEF Minnesota Court of Appeals remands dispute over Upsher-Smith proceeds. Serene Warren seeks buyout from family holding company ACOVA. Claims include unjust enrichment and breach of fiduciary duty. The Minnesota Court of Appeals has remanded a years-long dispute among members of the Evenstad family, which gained wealth through ownership of a generic pharmaceutical company.
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