Public Safety
The court of repeated second chances strikes again
Yesterday, Eddie Duncan, a 23-year-old man from North Minneapolis, bailed out of the Hennepin County jail where he was being held on a firearms charge. Within three hours Duncan shot and killed two of his cousins aged 13 and 23 in a relative’s home…
Habeas reduced to a trickle
As federal immigration authorities draw Operation Metro Surge down to the usual enforcement levels,…
Habeas Man
Edgar Vinicio Pilamunga-Toalombo represents a rare cross-over case: an apparent illegal alien with…
‘We have a problem…’
The Minnesota House Public Safety Committee held its first committee hearing of the 2026 legislative…
Habeas 700
This morning, we hit the 700 mark in the number of habeas corpus cases filed in the U.S. District…
Police federation leaders critical of police tactics surrendering to politics
It’s often said that when someone knowledgeable speaks out, we should listen. In just the past week the police federation leaders representing more than a 1,000 police officers from Minneapolis and St. Paul have spoken out in opposition to the…
The habeas travesty
The habeas corpus phenomenon is making a mockery of the American justice system. In true…
Habeas tsunami
From the Star Tribune, Another wave of departures in Minnesota’s US Attorney’s Office. The Star…
KSTP poll finds that Minnesotans favor local law…
Last week, I looked through the available poll data to try to find common ground among Minnesotans…
Habeas at the southern border
The big news in habeas corpus yesterday occurred down in San Antonio, Texas. U.S. District Judge…
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