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Wisconsin has an aging prison population problem. The number of prisoners over the age of 60 has gone from approximately 900 in 2013 to 2,165 in the 2025. Facilities are ill equipped to handle this huge increase in older...

A felony crime of violence as defined in Minnesota statute 624.712 subd. 5 creates a lifetime ban on firearms. The statute lists which crimes are considered a “crime of violence.” And part of the requirement is that it be

On June 10, 2026, the Minnesota Board of Pardons convened at the Minnesota Senate Building. There was much fanfare in the media over the commutation hearing of Adrian Riley’s 1995 triple homicide case. News cameras were set

Earlier this year Chief Justice Natalie Hudson announced that she was going to retire on September 30, 2026. This opened up the spot for who would be the next Chief Justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court. In many states, who

If you have a felony conviction in Wisconsin, there are many reasons that you may be wanting to get a pardon for your felony conviction. Employment, housing, and gun rights are some of the more frequent reasons I hear about...