Order Opinions
Cases that involve a few simple issues may be decided by order opinions, which include little discussion of the facts of the case and a brief analysis of the laws that are involved. Order opinions "are not binding authority except as law of the case, res judicata or collateral estoppel." Minn. R. Civ. App. 136.01.
RECENT ORDER OPINIONS
AUGUST 24, 2026
1. A25-2019
Ciara Effrey Fawn, Respondent, vs. Jarred Isaac Mosdal, Appellant.
Dismissed. Judge Peter M. Reyes, Jr.
Fillmore County District Court, Hon. Jeremy Clinefelter.
2. A26-0363
Joseph Morris Brandys, Relator, vs. Minnesota Department of Children, Youth and
Families, Respondent.
Affirmed. Judge Peter M. Reyes, Jr.
Minnesota Department of Children, Youth and Families.
3. A26-0546
J. I., Relator, vs. Minnesota Department of Health, Respondent.
Affirmed. Judge Anne M. Rasmusson.
Minnesota Department of Health.