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- This informational brouchure provides basic information about the structure and procedures of the Minnesota Judicial Branch.
To see how the Judicial Branch is structured, please refer to the
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The Minnesota State Law Library
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How Do I Become a Judge?
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- Learn about the Supreme Court, its justices, and how they do their work.
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- Read about what happens during oral arguments, learn how the justices go about making their decisions, and review information you'll want to know before observing a court session. The public is invited to attend oral arguments in St. Paul. Check the
Supreme Court calendar
for oral argument times and locations. The Supreme Court is in session September-June.
Supreme Court Justices throughout History
- See a chronological list of the justices who have served on the Supreme Court since Minnesota's territorial days.
Minnesota Supreme Court Law Clerks (1929 - Current): Directory and Reflections
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Court of Appeals Guide to Oral Arguments PDF
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Court of Appeals calendar
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Court of Appeals Judges throughout History
- See a chronological list of the judges who have served on the Court of Appeals since its beginning.
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The Minnesota Tax Court
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The Workers' Compensation Court of Appeals
is an Executive Branch court that reviews workers' compensation cases decided by the Office of Administrative Hearings and the Worker’s Compensation Division at the Department of Labor and Industry. The court is located in the Minnesota Judicial Center, 25 Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., St. Paul.
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