# Index _Every published page, A–Z, by folder._ ## Eras (1) - [[Eras/Affirmative_Action|Affirmative_Action]] — The default population of the record. ## States/AK (7) - [[States/AK/Absences|Absences]] — One row per (lane × slot × query) where a source was checked and nothing was found, or the host is unknown, blocked, not digitized, or needs a browser pass or records request. - [[States/AK/AK|AK]] — Record-layer hub for Alaska. - [[States/AK/AK_Cases|AK_Cases]] - [[States/AK/AK_Instruments|AK_Instruments]] — One row per instrument of AK in Lane A. - [[States/AK/AK_Officers|AK_Officers]] - [[States/AK/AK_Sources|AK_Sources]] — State-wide citation numbers. - [[States/AK/AK_Timeline|AK_Timeline]] — Every `history` entry (lanes A and L) and every office term (lane O), oldest first. ## States/AL (7) - [[States/AL/Absences|Absences]] — One row per (lane × slot × query) where a source was checked and nothing was found, or the host is unknown, blocked, not digitized, or needs a browser pass or records request. - [[States/AL/AL|AL]] — Record-layer hub for Alabama. - [[States/AL/AL_Cases|AL_Cases]] - [[States/AL/AL_Instruments|AL_Instruments]] — One row per instrument of AL in Lane A. - [[States/AL/AL_Officers|AL_Officers]] - [[States/AL/AL_Sources|AL_Sources]] — State-wide citation numbers. - [[States/AL/AL_Timeline|AL_Timeline]] — Every `history` entry (lanes A and L) and every office term (lane O), oldest first. ## States/AR (7) - [[States/AR/Absences|Absences]] — One row per (lane × slot × query) where a source was checked and nothing was found, or the host is unknown, blocked, not digitized, or needs a browser pass or records request. - [[States/AR/AR|AR]] — Record-layer hub for Arkansas. - [[States/AR/AR_Cases|AR_Cases]] - [[States/AR/AR_Instruments|AR_Instruments]] — One row per instrument of AR in Lane A. - [[States/AR/AR_Officers|AR_Officers]] - [[States/AR/AR_Sources|AR_Sources]] — State-wide citation numbers. - [[States/AR/AR_Timeline|AR_Timeline]] — Every `history` entry (lanes A and L) and every office term (lane O), oldest first. ## States/AZ (7) - [[States/AZ/Absences|Absences]] — One row per (lane × slot × query) where a source was checked and nothing was found, or the host is unknown, blocked, not digitized, or needs a browser pass or records request. - [[States/AZ/AZ|AZ]] — Record-layer hub for Arizona. - [[States/AZ/AZ_Cases|AZ_Cases]] - [[States/AZ/AZ_Instruments|AZ_Instruments]] — One row per instrument of AZ in Lane A. - [[States/AZ/AZ_Officers|AZ_Officers]] - [[States/AZ/AZ_Sources|AZ_Sources]] — State-wide citation numbers. - [[States/AZ/AZ_Timeline|AZ_Timeline]] — Every `history` entry (lanes A and L) and every office term (lane O), oldest first. ## States/CA (7) - [[States/CA/Absences|Absences]] — One row per (lane × slot × query) where a source was checked and nothing was found, or the host is unknown, blocked, not digitized, or needs a browser pass or records request. - [[States/CA/CA|CA]] — Record-layer hub for California. - [[States/CA/CA_Cases|CA_Cases]] - [[States/CA/CA_Instruments|CA_Instruments]] — One row per instrument of CA in Lane A. - [[States/CA/CA_Officers|CA_Officers]] - [[States/CA/CA_Sources|CA_Sources]] — State-wide citation numbers. - [[States/CA/CA_Timeline|CA_Timeline]] — Every `history` entry (lanes A and L) and every office term (lane O), oldest first. ## States/CO (7) - [[States/CO/Absences|Absences]] — One row per (lane × slot × query) where a source was checked and nothing was found, or the host is unknown, blocked, not digitized, or needs a browser pass or records request. - [[States/CO/CO|CO]] — Record-layer hub for Colorado. - [[States/CO/CO_Cases|CO_Cases]] - [[States/CO/CO_Instruments|CO_Instruments]] — One row per instrument of CO in Lane A. - [[States/CO/CO_Officers|CO_Officers]] - [[States/CO/CO_Sources|CO_Sources]] — State-wide citation numbers. - [[States/CO/CO_Timeline|CO_Timeline]] — Every `history` entry (lanes A and L) and every office term (lane O), oldest first. ## States/CT (7) - [[States/CT/Absences|Absences]] — One row per (lane × slot × query) where a source was checked and nothing was found, or the host is unknown, blocked, not digitized, or needs a browser pass or records request. - [[States/CT/CT|CT]] — Record-layer hub for Connecticut. - [[States/CT/CT_Cases|CT_Cases]] - [[States/CT/CT_Instruments|CT_Instruments]] — One row per instrument of CT in Lane A. - [[States/CT/CT_Officers|CT_Officers]] - [[States/CT/CT_Sources|CT_Sources]] — State-wide citation numbers. - [[States/CT/CT_Timeline|CT_Timeline]] — Every `history` entry (lanes A and L) and every office term (lane O), oldest first. ## States/DE (7) - [[States/DE/Absences|Absences]] — One row per (lane × slot × query) where a source was checked and nothing was found, or the host is unknown, blocked, not digitized, or needs a browser pass or records request. - [[States/DE/DE|DE]] — Record-layer hub for Delaware. - [[States/DE/DE_Cases|DE_Cases]] - [[States/DE/DE_Instruments|DE_Instruments]] — One row per instrument of DE in Lane A. - [[States/DE/DE_Officers|DE_Officers]] - [[States/DE/DE_Sources|DE_Sources]] — State-wide citation numbers. - [[States/DE/DE_Timeline|DE_Timeline]] — Every `history` entry (lanes A and L) and every office term (lane O), oldest first. ## States/FL (7) - [[States/FL/Absences|Absences]] — One row per (lane × slot × query) where a source was checked and nothing was found, or the host is unknown, blocked, not digitized, or needs a browser pass or records request. - [[States/FL/FL|FL]] — Record-layer hub for Florida. - [[States/FL/FL_Cases|FL_Cases]] - [[States/FL/FL_Instruments|FL_Instruments]] — One row per instrument of FL in Lane A. - [[States/FL/FL_Officers|FL_Officers]] - [[States/FL/FL_Sources|FL_Sources]] — State-wide citation numbers. - [[States/FL/FL_Timeline|FL_Timeline]] — Every `history` entry (lanes A and L) and every office term (lane O), oldest first. ## States/GA (7) - [[States/GA/Absences|Absences]] — One row per (lane × slot × query) where a source was checked and nothing was found, or the host is unknown, blocked, not digitized, or needs a browser pass or records request. - [[States/GA/GA|GA]] — Record-layer hub for Georgia. - [[States/GA/GA_Cases|GA_Cases]] - [[States/GA/GA_Instruments|GA_Instruments]] — One row per instrument of GA in Lane A. - [[States/GA/GA_Officers|GA_Officers]] - [[States/GA/GA_Sources|GA_Sources]] — State-wide citation numbers. - [[States/GA/GA_Timeline|GA_Timeline]] — Every `history` entry (lanes A and L) and every office term (lane O), oldest first. ## States/HI (7) - [[States/HI/Absences|Absences]] — One row per (lane × slot × query) where a source was checked and nothing was found, or the host is unknown, blocked, not digitized, or needs a browser pass or records request. - [[States/HI/HI|HI]] — Record-layer hub for Hawaii. - [[States/HI/HI_Cases|HI_Cases]] - [[States/HI/HI_Instruments|HI_Instruments]] — One row per instrument of HI in Lane A. - [[States/HI/HI_Officers|HI_Officers]] - [[States/HI/HI_Sources|HI_Sources]] — State-wide citation numbers. - [[States/HI/HI_Timeline|HI_Timeline]] — Every `history` entry (lanes A and L) and every office term (lane O), oldest first. ## States/IA (7) - [[States/IA/Absences|Absences]] — One row per (lane × slot × query) where a source was checked and nothing was found, or the host is unknown, blocked, not digitized, or needs a browser pass or records request. - [[States/IA/IA|IA]] — Record-layer hub for Iowa. - [[States/IA/IA_Cases|IA_Cases]] - [[States/IA/IA_Instruments|IA_Instruments]] — One row per instrument of IA in Lane A. - [[States/IA/IA_Officers|IA_Officers]] - [[States/IA/IA_Sources|IA_Sources]] — State-wide citation numbers. - [[States/IA/IA_Timeline|IA_Timeline]] — Every `history` entry (lanes A and L) and every office term (lane O), oldest first. ## States/ID (7) - [[States/ID/Absences|Absences]] — One row per (lane × slot × query) where a source was checked and nothing was found, or the host is unknown, blocked, not digitized, or needs a browser pass or records request. - [[States/ID/ID|ID]] — Record-layer hub for Idaho. - [[States/ID/ID_Cases|ID_Cases]] - [[States/ID/ID_Instruments|ID_Instruments]] — One row per instrument of ID in Lane A. - [[States/ID/ID_Officers|ID_Officers]] - [[States/ID/ID_Sources|ID_Sources]] — State-wide citation numbers. - [[States/ID/ID_Timeline|ID_Timeline]] — Every `history` entry (lanes A and L) and every office term (lane O), oldest first. ## States/IL (7) - [[States/IL/Absences|Absences]] — One row per (lane × slot × query) where a source was checked and nothing was found, or the host is unknown, blocked, not digitized, or needs a browser pass or records request. - [[States/IL/IL|IL]] — Record-layer hub for Illinois. - [[States/IL/IL_Cases|IL_Cases]] - [[States/IL/IL_Instruments|IL_Instruments]] — One row per instrument of IL in Lane A. - [[States/IL/IL_Officers|IL_Officers]] - [[States/IL/IL_Sources|IL_Sources]] — State-wide citation numbers. - [[States/IL/IL_Timeline|IL_Timeline]] — Every `history` entry (lanes A and L) and every office term (lane O), oldest first. ## States/IN (7) - [[States/IN/Absences|Absences]] — One row per (lane × slot × query) where a source was checked and nothing was found, or the host is unknown, blocked, not digitized, or needs a browser pass or records request. - [[States/IN/IN|IN]] — Record-layer hub for Indiana. - [[States/IN/IN_Cases|IN_Cases]] - [[States/IN/IN_Instruments|IN_Instruments]] — One row per instrument of IN in Lane A. - [[States/IN/IN_Officers|IN_Officers]] - [[States/IN/IN_Sources|IN_Sources]] — State-wide citation numbers. - [[States/IN/IN_Timeline|IN_Timeline]] — Every `history` entry (lanes A and L) and every office term (lane O), oldest first. ## States/KS (7) - [[States/KS/Absences|Absences]] — One row per (lane × slot × query) where a source was checked and nothing was found, or the host is unknown, blocked, not digitized, or needs a browser pass or records request. - [[States/KS/KS|KS]] — Record-layer hub for Kansas. - [[States/KS/KS_Cases|KS_Cases]] - [[States/KS/KS_Instruments|KS_Instruments]] — One row per instrument of KS in Lane A. - [[States/KS/KS_Officers|KS_Officers]] - [[States/KS/KS_Sources|KS_Sources]] — State-wide citation numbers. - [[States/KS/KS_Timeline|KS_Timeline]] — Every `history` entry (lanes A and L) and every office term (lane O), oldest first. ## States/KY (7) - [[States/KY/Absences|Absences]] — One row per (lane × slot × query) where a source was checked and nothing was found, or the host is unknown, blocked, not digitized, or needs a browser pass or records request. - [[States/KY/KY|KY]] — Record-layer hub for Kentucky. - [[States/KY/KY_Cases|KY_Cases]] - [[States/KY/KY_Instruments|KY_Instruments]] — One row per instrument of KY in Lane A. - [[States/KY/KY_Officers|KY_Officers]] - [[States/KY/KY_Sources|KY_Sources]] — State-wide citation numbers. - [[States/KY/KY_Timeline|KY_Timeline]] — Every `history` entry (lanes A and L) and every office term (lane O), oldest first. ## States/LA (7) - [[States/LA/Absences|Absences]] — One row per (lane × slot × query) where a source was checked and nothing was found, or the host is unknown, blocked, not digitized, or needs a browser pass or records request. - [[States/LA/LA|LA]] — Record-layer hub for Louisiana. - [[States/LA/LA_Cases|LA_Cases]] - [[States/LA/LA_Instruments|LA_Instruments]] — One row per instrument of LA in Lane A. - [[States/LA/LA_Officers|LA_Officers]] - [[States/LA/LA_Sources|LA_Sources]] — State-wide citation numbers. - [[States/LA/LA_Timeline|LA_Timeline]] — Every `history` entry (lanes A and L) and every office term (lane O), oldest first. ## States/MA (7) - [[States/MA/Absences|Absences]] — One row per (lane × slot × query) where a source was checked and nothing was found, or the host is unknown, blocked, not digitized, or needs a browser pass or records request. - [[States/MA/MA|MA]] — Record-layer hub for Massachusetts. - [[States/MA/MA_Cases|MA_Cases]] - [[States/MA/MA_Instruments|MA_Instruments]] — One row per instrument of MA in Lane A. - [[States/MA/MA_Officers|MA_Officers]] - [[States/MA/MA_Sources|MA_Sources]] — State-wide citation numbers. - [[States/MA/MA_Timeline|MA_Timeline]] — Every `history` entry (lanes A and L) and every office term (lane O), oldest first. ## States/MD (7) - [[States/MD/Absences|Absences]] — One row per (lane × slot × query) where a source was checked and nothing was found, or the host is unknown, blocked, not digitized, or needs a browser pass or records request. - [[States/MD/MD|MD]] — Record-layer hub for Maryland. - [[States/MD/MD_Cases|MD_Cases]] - [[States/MD/MD_Instruments|MD_Instruments]] — One row per instrument of MD in Lane A. - [[States/MD/MD_Officers|MD_Officers]] - [[States/MD/MD_Sources|MD_Sources]] — State-wide citation numbers. - [[States/MD/MD_Timeline|MD_Timeline]] — Every `history` entry (lanes A and L) and every office term (lane O), oldest first. ## States/ME (7) - [[States/ME/Absences|Absences]] — One row per (lane × slot × query) where a source was checked and nothing was found, or the host is unknown, blocked, not digitized, or needs a browser pass or records request. - [[States/ME/ME|ME]] — Record-layer hub for Maine. - [[States/ME/ME_Cases|ME_Cases]] - [[States/ME/ME_Instruments|ME_Instruments]] — One row per instrument of ME in Lane A. - [[States/ME/ME_Officers|ME_Officers]] - [[States/ME/ME_Sources|ME_Sources]] — State-wide citation numbers. - [[States/ME/ME_Timeline|ME_Timeline]] — Every `history` entry (lanes A and L) and every office term (lane O), oldest first. ## States/MI (7) - [[States/MI/Absences|Absences]] — One row per (lane × slot × query) where a source was checked and nothing was found, or the host is unknown, blocked, not digitized, or needs a browser pass or records request. - [[States/MI/MI|MI]] — Record-layer hub for Michigan. - [[States/MI/MI_Cases|MI_Cases]] - [[States/MI/MI_Instruments|MI_Instruments]] — One row per instrument of MI in Lane A. - [[States/MI/MI_Officers|MI_Officers]] - [[States/MI/MI_Sources|MI_Sources]] — State-wide citation numbers. - [[States/MI/MI_Timeline|MI_Timeline]] — Every `history` entry (lanes A and L) and every office term (lane O), oldest first. ## States/MN (7) - [[States/MN/Absences|Absences]] — One row per (lane × slot × query) where a source was checked and nothing was found, or the host is unknown, blocked, not digitized, or needs a browser pass or records request. - [[States/MN/MN|MN]] — Record-layer hub for Minnesota. - [[States/MN/MN_Cases|MN_Cases]] - [[States/MN/MN_Instruments|MN_Instruments]] — One row per instrument of MN in Lane A. - [[States/MN/MN_Officers|MN_Officers]] - [[States/MN/MN_Sources|MN_Sources]] — State-wide citation numbers. - [[States/MN/MN_Timeline|MN_Timeline]] — Every `history` entry (lanes A and L) and every office term (lane O), oldest first. ## States/MO (7) - [[States/MO/Absences|Absences]] — One row per (lane × slot × query) where a source was checked and nothing was found, or the host is unknown, blocked, not digitized, or needs a browser pass or records request. - [[States/MO/MO|MO]] — Record-layer hub for Missouri. - [[States/MO/MO_Cases|MO_Cases]] - [[States/MO/MO_Instruments|MO_Instruments]] — One row per instrument of MO in Lane A. - [[States/MO/MO_Officers|MO_Officers]] - [[States/MO/MO_Sources|MO_Sources]] — State-wide citation numbers. - [[States/MO/MO_Timeline|MO_Timeline]] — Every `history` entry (lanes A and L) and every office term (lane O), oldest first. ## States/MS (7) - [[States/MS/Absences|Absences]] — One row per (lane × slot × query) where a source was checked and nothing was found, or the host is unknown, blocked, not digitized, or needs a browser pass or records request. - [[States/MS/MS|MS]] — Record-layer hub for Mississippi. - [[States/MS/MS_Cases|MS_Cases]] - [[States/MS/MS_Instruments|MS_Instruments]] — One row per instrument of MS in Lane A. - [[States/MS/MS_Officers|MS_Officers]] - [[States/MS/MS_Sources|MS_Sources]] — State-wide citation numbers. - [[States/MS/MS_Timeline|MS_Timeline]] — Every `history` entry (lanes A and L) and every office term (lane O), oldest first. ## States/MT (7) - [[States/MT/Absences|Absences]] — One row per (lane × slot × query) where a source was checked and nothing was found, or the host is unknown, blocked, not digitized, or needs a browser pass or records request. - [[States/MT/MT|MT]] — Record-layer hub for Montana. - [[States/MT/MT_Cases|MT_Cases]] - [[States/MT/MT_Instruments|MT_Instruments]] — One row per instrument of MT in Lane A. - [[States/MT/MT_Officers|MT_Officers]] - [[States/MT/MT_Sources|MT_Sources]] — State-wide citation numbers. - [[States/MT/MT_Timeline|MT_Timeline]] — Every `history` entry (lanes A and L) and every office term (lane O), oldest first. ## States/NC (7) - [[States/NC/Absences|Absences]] — One row per (lane × slot × query) where a source was checked and nothing was found, or the host is unknown, blocked, not digitized, or needs a browser pass or records request. - [[States/NC/NC|NC]] — Record-layer hub for North Carolina. - [[States/NC/NC_Cases|NC_Cases]] - [[States/NC/NC_Instruments|NC_Instruments]] — One row per instrument of NC in Lane A. - [[States/NC/NC_Officers|NC_Officers]] - [[States/NC/NC_Sources|NC_Sources]] — State-wide citation numbers. - [[States/NC/NC_Timeline|NC_Timeline]] — Every `history` entry (lanes A and L) and every office term (lane O), oldest first. ## States/ND (7) - [[States/ND/Absences|Absences]] — One row per (lane × slot × query) where a source was checked and nothing was found, or the host is unknown, blocked, not digitized, or needs a browser pass or records request. - [[States/ND/ND|ND]] — Record-layer hub for North Dakota. - [[States/ND/ND_Cases|ND_Cases]] - [[States/ND/ND_Instruments|ND_Instruments]] — One row per instrument of ND in Lane A. - [[States/ND/ND_Officers|ND_Officers]] - [[States/ND/ND_Sources|ND_Sources]] — State-wide citation numbers. - [[States/ND/ND_Timeline|ND_Timeline]] — Every `history` entry (lanes A and L) and every office term (lane O), oldest first. ## States/NE (7) - [[States/NE/Absences|Absences]] — One row per (lane × slot × query) where a source was checked and nothing was found, or the host is unknown, blocked, not digitized, or needs a browser pass or records request. - [[States/NE/NE|NE]] — Record-layer hub for Nebraska. - [[States/NE/NE_Cases|NE_Cases]] - [[States/NE/NE_Instruments|NE_Instruments]] — One row per instrument of NE in Lane A. - [[States/NE/NE_Officers|NE_Officers]] - [[States/NE/NE_Sources|NE_Sources]] — State-wide citation numbers. - [[States/NE/NE_Timeline|NE_Timeline]] — Every `history` entry (lanes A and L) and every office term (lane O), oldest first. ## States/NH (7) - [[States/NH/Absences|Absences]] — One row per (lane × slot × query) where a source was checked and nothing was found, or the host is unknown, blocked, not digitized, or needs a browser pass or records request. - [[States/NH/NH|NH]] — Record-layer hub for New Hampshire. - [[States/NH/NH_Cases|NH_Cases]] - [[States/NH/NH_Instruments|NH_Instruments]] — One row per instrument of NH in Lane A. - [[States/NH/NH_Officers|NH_Officers]] - [[States/NH/NH_Sources|NH_Sources]] — State-wide citation numbers. - [[States/NH/NH_Timeline|NH_Timeline]] — Every `history` entry (lanes A and L) and every office term (lane O), oldest first. ## States/NJ (7) - [[States/NJ/Absences|Absences]] — One row per (lane × slot × query) where a source was checked and nothing was found, or the host is unknown, blocked, not digitized, or needs a browser pass or records request. - [[States/NJ/NJ|NJ]] — Record-layer hub for New Jersey. - [[States/NJ/NJ_Cases|NJ_Cases]] - [[States/NJ/NJ_Instruments|NJ_Instruments]] — One row per instrument of NJ in Lane A. - [[States/NJ/NJ_Officers|NJ_Officers]] - [[States/NJ/NJ_Sources|NJ_Sources]] — State-wide citation numbers. - [[States/NJ/NJ_Timeline|NJ_Timeline]] — Every `history` entry (lanes A and L) and every office term (lane O), oldest first. ## States/NM (7) - [[States/NM/Absences|Absences]] — One row per (lane × slot × query) where a source was checked and nothing was found, or the host is unknown, blocked, not digitized, or needs a browser pass or records request. - [[States/NM/NM|NM]] — Record-layer hub for New Mexico. - [[States/NM/NM_Cases|NM_Cases]] - [[States/NM/NM_Instruments|NM_Instruments]] — One row per instrument of NM in Lane A. - [[States/NM/NM_Officers|NM_Officers]] - [[States/NM/NM_Sources|NM_Sources]] — State-wide citation numbers. - [[States/NM/NM_Timeline|NM_Timeline]] — Every `history` entry (lanes A and L) and every office term (lane O), oldest first. ## States/NV (7) - [[States/NV/Absences|Absences]] — One row per (lane × slot × query) where a source was checked and nothing was found, or the host is unknown, blocked, not digitized, or needs a browser pass or records request. - [[States/NV/NV|NV]] — Record-layer hub for Nevada. - [[States/NV/NV_Cases|NV_Cases]] - [[States/NV/NV_Instruments|NV_Instruments]] — One row per instrument of NV in Lane A. - [[States/NV/NV_Officers|NV_Officers]] - [[States/NV/NV_Sources|NV_Sources]] — State-wide citation numbers. - [[States/NV/NV_Timeline|NV_Timeline]] — Every `history` entry (lanes A and L) and every office term (lane O), oldest first. ## States/NY (7) - [[States/NY/Absences|Absences]] — One row per (lane × slot × query) where a source was checked and nothing was found, or the host is unknown, blocked, not digitized, or needs a browser pass or records request. - [[States/NY/NY|NY]] — Record-layer hub for New York. - [[States/NY/NY_Cases|NY_Cases]] - [[States/NY/NY_Instruments|NY_Instruments]] — One row per instrument of NY in Lane A. - [[States/NY/NY_Officers|NY_Officers]] - [[States/NY/NY_Sources|NY_Sources]] — State-wide citation numbers. - [[States/NY/NY_Timeline|NY_Timeline]] — Every `history` entry (lanes A and L) and every office term (lane O), oldest first. ## States/OH (7) - [[States/OH/Absences|Absences]] — One row per (lane × slot × query) where a source was checked and nothing was found, or the host is unknown, blocked, not digitized, or needs a browser pass or records request. - [[States/OH/OH|OH]] — Record-layer hub for Ohio. - [[States/OH/OH_Cases|OH_Cases]] - [[States/OH/OH_Instruments|OH_Instruments]] — One row per instrument of OH in Lane A. - [[States/OH/OH_Officers|OH_Officers]] - [[States/OH/OH_Sources|OH_Sources]] — State-wide citation numbers. - [[States/OH/OH_Timeline|OH_Timeline]] — Every `history` entry (lanes A and L) and every office term (lane O), oldest first. ## States/OK (7) - [[States/OK/Absences|Absences]] — One row per (lane × slot × query) where a source was checked and nothing was found, or the host is unknown, blocked, not digitized, or needs a browser pass or records request. - [[States/OK/OK|OK]] — Record-layer hub for Oklahoma. - [[States/OK/OK_Cases|OK_Cases]] - [[States/OK/OK_Instruments|OK_Instruments]] — One row per instrument of OK in Lane A. - [[States/OK/OK_Officers|OK_Officers]] - [[States/OK/OK_Sources|OK_Sources]] — State-wide citation numbers. - [[States/OK/OK_Timeline|OK_Timeline]] — Every `history` entry (lanes A and L) and every office term (lane O), oldest first. ## States/OR (7) - [[States/OR/Absences|Absences]] — One row per (lane × slot × query) where a source was checked and nothing was found, or the host is unknown, blocked, not digitized, or needs a browser pass or records request. - [[States/OR/OR|OR]] — Record-layer hub for Oregon. - [[States/OR/OR_Cases|OR_Cases]] - [[States/OR/OR_Instruments|OR_Instruments]] — One row per instrument of OR in Lane A. - [[States/OR/OR_Officers|OR_Officers]] - [[States/OR/OR_Sources|OR_Sources]] — State-wide citation numbers. - [[States/OR/OR_Timeline|OR_Timeline]] — Every `history` entry (lanes A and L) and every office term (lane O), oldest first. ## States/PA (7) - [[States/PA/Absences|Absences]] — One row per (lane × slot × query) where a source was checked and nothing was found, or the host is unknown, blocked, not digitized, or needs a browser pass or records request. - [[States/PA/PA|PA]] — Record-layer hub for Pennsylvania. - [[States/PA/PA_Cases|PA_Cases]] - [[States/PA/PA_Instruments|PA_Instruments]] — One row per instrument of PA in Lane A. - [[States/PA/PA_Officers|PA_Officers]] - [[States/PA/PA_Sources|PA_Sources]] — State-wide citation numbers. - [[States/PA/PA_Timeline|PA_Timeline]] — Every `history` entry (lanes A and L) and every office term (lane O), oldest first. ## States/RI (7) - [[States/RI/Absences|Absences]] — One row per (lane × slot × query) where a source was checked and nothing was found, or the host is unknown, blocked, not digitized, or needs a browser pass or records request. - [[States/RI/RI|RI]] — Record-layer hub for Rhode Island. - [[States/RI/RI_Cases|RI_Cases]] - [[States/RI/RI_Instruments|RI_Instruments]] — One row per instrument of RI in Lane A. - [[States/RI/RI_Officers|RI_Officers]] - [[States/RI/RI_Sources|RI_Sources]] — State-wide citation numbers. - [[States/RI/RI_Timeline|RI_Timeline]] — Every `history` entry (lanes A and L) and every office term (lane O), oldest first. ## States/SC (7) - [[States/SC/Absences|Absences]] — One row per (lane × slot × query) where a source was checked and nothing was found, or the host is unknown, blocked, not digitized, or needs a browser pass or records request. - [[States/SC/SC|SC]] — Record-layer hub for South Carolina. - [[States/SC/SC_Cases|SC_Cases]] - [[States/SC/SC_Instruments|SC_Instruments]] — One row per instrument of SC in Lane A. - [[States/SC/SC_Officers|SC_Officers]] - [[States/SC/SC_Sources|SC_Sources]] — State-wide citation numbers. - [[States/SC/SC_Timeline|SC_Timeline]] — Every `history` entry (lanes A and L) and every office term (lane O), oldest first. ## States/SD (7) - [[States/SD/Absences|Absences]] — One row per (lane × slot × query) where a source was checked and nothing was found, or the host is unknown, blocked, not digitized, or needs a browser pass or records request. - [[States/SD/SD|SD]] — Record-layer hub for South Dakota. - [[States/SD/SD_Cases|SD_Cases]] - [[States/SD/SD_Instruments|SD_Instruments]] — One row per instrument of SD in Lane A. - [[States/SD/SD_Officers|SD_Officers]] - [[States/SD/SD_Sources|SD_Sources]] — State-wide citation numbers. - [[States/SD/SD_Timeline|SD_Timeline]] — Every `history` entry (lanes A and L) and every office term (lane O), oldest first. ## States/TN (7) - [[States/TN/Absences|Absences]] — One row per (lane × slot × query) where a source was checked and nothing was found, or the host is unknown, blocked, not digitized, or needs a browser pass or records request. - [[States/TN/TN|TN]] — Record-layer hub for Tennessee. - [[States/TN/TN_Cases|TN_Cases]] - [[States/TN/TN_Instruments|TN_Instruments]] — One row per instrument of TN in Lane A. - [[States/TN/TN_Officers|TN_Officers]] - [[States/TN/TN_Sources|TN_Sources]] — State-wide citation numbers. - [[States/TN/TN_Timeline|TN_Timeline]] — Every `history` entry (lanes A and L) and every office term (lane O), oldest first. ## States/TX (7) - [[States/TX/Absences|Absences]] — One row per (lane × slot × query) where a source was checked and nothing was found, or the host is unknown, blocked, not digitized, or needs a browser pass or records request. - [[States/TX/TX|TX]] — Record-layer hub for Texas. - [[States/TX/TX_Cases|TX_Cases]] - [[States/TX/TX_Instruments|TX_Instruments]] — One row per instrument of TX in Lane A. - [[States/TX/TX_Officers|TX_Officers]] - [[States/TX/TX_Sources|TX_Sources]] — State-wide citation numbers. - [[States/TX/TX_Timeline|TX_Timeline]] — Every `history` entry (lanes A and L) and every office term (lane O), oldest first. ## States/UT (7) - [[States/UT/Absences|Absences]] — One row per (lane × slot × query) where a source was checked and nothing was found, or the host is unknown, blocked, not digitized, or needs a browser pass or records request. - [[States/UT/UT|UT]] — Record-layer hub for Utah. - [[States/UT/UT_Cases|UT_Cases]] - [[States/UT/UT_Instruments|UT_Instruments]] — One row per instrument of UT in Lane A. - [[States/UT/UT_Officers|UT_Officers]] - [[States/UT/UT_Sources|UT_Sources]] — State-wide citation numbers. - [[States/UT/UT_Timeline|UT_Timeline]] — Every `history` entry (lanes A and L) and every office term (lane O), oldest first. ## States/VA (7) - [[States/VA/Absences|Absences]] — One row per (lane × slot × query) where a source was checked and nothing was found, or the host is unknown, blocked, not digitized, or needs a browser pass or records request. - [[States/VA/VA|VA]] — Record-layer hub for Virginia. - [[States/VA/VA_Cases|VA_Cases]] - [[States/VA/VA_Instruments|VA_Instruments]] — One row per instrument of VA in Lane A. - [[States/VA/VA_Officers|VA_Officers]] - [[States/VA/VA_Sources|VA_Sources]] — State-wide citation numbers. - [[States/VA/VA_Timeline|VA_Timeline]] — Every `history` entry (lanes A and L) and every office term (lane O), oldest first. ## States/VT (7) - [[States/VT/Absences|Absences]] — One row per (lane × slot × query) where a source was checked and nothing was found, or the host is unknown, blocked, not digitized, or needs a browser pass or records request. - [[States/VT/VT|VT]] — Record-layer hub for Vermont. - [[States/VT/VT_Cases|VT_Cases]] - [[States/VT/VT_Instruments|VT_Instruments]] — One row per instrument of VT in Lane A. - [[States/VT/VT_Officers|VT_Officers]] - [[States/VT/VT_Sources|VT_Sources]] — State-wide citation numbers. - [[States/VT/VT_Timeline|VT_Timeline]] — Every `history` entry (lanes A and L) and every office term (lane O), oldest first. ## States/WA (7) - [[States/WA/Absences|Absences]] — One row per (lane × slot × query) where a source was checked and nothing was found, or the host is unknown, blocked, not digitized, or needs a browser pass or records request. - [[States/WA/WA|WA]] — Record-layer hub for Washington. - [[States/WA/WA_Cases|WA_Cases]] - [[States/WA/WA_Instruments|WA_Instruments]] — One row per instrument of WA in Lane A. - [[States/WA/WA_Officers|WA_Officers]] - [[States/WA/WA_Sources|WA_Sources]] — State-wide citation numbers. - [[States/WA/WA_Timeline|WA_Timeline]] — Every `history` entry (lanes A and L) and every office term (lane O), oldest first. ## States/WI (7) - [[States/WI/Absences|Absences]] — One row per (lane × slot × query) where a source was checked and nothing was found, or the host is unknown, blocked, not digitized, or needs a browser pass or records request. - [[States/WI/WI|WI]] — Record-layer hub for Wisconsin. - [[States/WI/WI_Cases|WI_Cases]] - [[States/WI/WI_Instruments|WI_Instruments]] — One row per instrument of WI in Lane A. - [[States/WI/WI_Officers|WI_Officers]] - [[States/WI/WI_Sources|WI_Sources]] — State-wide citation numbers. - [[States/WI/WI_Timeline|WI_Timeline]] — Every `history` entry (lanes A and L) and every office term (lane O), oldest first. ## States/WV (7) - [[States/WV/Absences|Absences]] — One row per (lane × slot × query) where a source was checked and nothing was found, or the host is unknown, blocked, not digitized, or needs a browser pass or records request. - [[States/WV/WV|WV]] — Record-layer hub for West Virginia. - [[States/WV/WV_Cases|WV_Cases]] - [[States/WV/WV_Instruments|WV_Instruments]] — One row per instrument of WV in Lane A. - [[States/WV/WV_Officers|WV_Officers]] - [[States/WV/WV_Sources|WV_Sources]] — State-wide citation numbers. - [[States/WV/WV_Timeline|WV_Timeline]] — Every `history` entry (lanes A and L) and every office term (lane O), oldest first. ## States/WY (7) - [[States/WY/Absences|Absences]] — One row per (lane × slot × query) where a source was checked and nothing was found, or the host is unknown, blocked, not digitized, or needs a browser pass or records request. - [[States/WY/WY|WY]] — Record-layer hub for Wyoming. - [[States/WY/WY_Cases|WY_Cases]] - [[States/WY/WY_Instruments|WY_Instruments]] — One row per instrument of WY in Lane A. - [[States/WY/WY_Officers|WY_Officers]] - [[States/WY/WY_Sources|WY_Sources]] — State-wide citation numbers. - [[States/WY/WY_Timeline|WY_Timeline]] — Every `history` entry (lanes A and L) and every office term (lane O), oldest first. ## US (1) - [[US/US|US]] — `US/Instruments/` (executive orders, statutes, rules, Federal Register documents), `US/Programs/{ALN}.md` (one per assistance listing in `_inputs/TOPIC_ALN_LIST.csv`), `US/Who/`… ## wiki/MN (1360) - [[wiki/MN/$121.7 million referendum|$121.7 million referendum]] — *A fall 2019 school-district referendum in Eastern Carver County Schools that failed.* - [[wiki/MN/$850 million settlement|$850 million settlement]] — *Settlement Agreement and Order between the State of Minnesota and 3M Company establishing an $850 million grant fund for water quality.* - [[wiki/MN/1918 Alien Registration series|1918 Alien Registration series]] — *A 1918 record series named in the at-issue record as an adjacent source for reconstructing the Commission of Public Safety's activity in Carver County, Minnesota.* - [[wiki/MN/1994 Reorganization Act|1994 Reorganization Act]] — The 1994 Reorganization Act is a Minnesota law that, according to the project's merged master history, extended to the whole Metropolitan Council (Minnesota) a governance design already… - [[wiki/MN/2007 Consent Order|2007 Consent Order]] — *Minnesota consent order (2007) making 3M responsible for safe drinking water and cleanup at its PFAS-contaminated sites.* - [[wiki/MN/2012 Minnesota right-to-work amendment|2012 Minnesota right-to-work amendment]] — *A proposed amendment to the Minnesota Constitution, introduced in the Minnesota Senate in February 2012, to make union membership and union dues voluntary for all workers.* - [[wiki/MN/2017 Minnesota Joint Disparity Study|2017 Minnesota Joint Disparity Study]] — *A procurement disparity study by Keen Independent, commissioned by nine Minnesota public entities and released in 2017–2018.* - [[wiki/MN/35W disaster fund|35W disaster fund]] — *A mayoral-requested fund listed in the Minnesota record among the Minneapolis Foundation's city-level roles.* - [[wiki/MN/363A.36 CERTIFICATES OF COMPLIANCE FOR PUBLIC CONTRACTS|363A.36 CERTIFICATES OF COMPLIANCE FOR PUBLIC CONTRACTS]] — *363A.36 Certificates of Compliance for Public Contracts.* is a section of Minnesota law, numbered 363A.36. - [[wiki/MN/3905.0100 AFFIRMATIVE ACTION POLICY|3905.0100 AFFIRMATIVE ACTION POLICY]] — *3905.0100 Affirmative Action Policy* is a provision of Minnesota law catalogued under that title. - [[wiki/MN/43A.04 GENERAL POWERS AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF COMMISSIONER|43A.04 GENERAL POWERS AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF COMMISSIONER]] — *Section of Minnesota law; - [[wiki/MN/43A.19 AFFIRMATIVE ACTION|43A.19 AFFIRMATIVE ACTION]] — 43A.19 AFFIRMATIVE ACTION. - [[wiki/MN/43A.36 RELATIONSHIPS WITH OTHER AGENCIES AND JURISDICTIONS|43A.36 RELATIONSHIPS WITH OTHER AGENCIES AND JURISDICTIONS]] — Section 43A.36 is a Minnesota law. - [[wiki/MN/473.143 AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PLANS|473.143 AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PLANS]] — Minn. - [[wiki/MN/5000.3420 AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PLANS; CONTRACTORS|5000.3420 AFFIRMATIVE ACTION PLANS; CONTRACTORS]] — *Part of the Minnesota Rules on affirmative-action plans and contractors (thin record)* - [[wiki/MN/Aaron Goodrich|Aaron Goodrich]] — Aaron Goodrich, born 6 July 1807 and died 24 June 1887, was a lawyer, judge and diplomat in the United States. - [[wiki/MN/Abdikerm Eidleh|Abdikerm Eidleh]] — *Defendant transferred from Somalia to Minnesota in July 2026 to face charges in the Feeding Our Future case.* - [[wiki/MN/Abdiwahab Mohamed|Abdiwahab Mohamed]] — *Minnesota state official named in connection with the Office of New Americans* - [[wiki/MN/Acknowledgment theater|Acknowledgment theater]] — *A term for Minnesota state documents that pair a moral verdict with no mechanism for testing it* - [[wiki/MN/ACLU of Minnesota|ACLU of Minnesota]] — The American Civil Liberties Union of Minnesota (ACLU of Minnesota, ACLU-MN) is a civil-liberties organization in Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Adam Finseth|Adam Finseth]] — *Firefighter-paramedic killed in the February 18, 2024 shooting in Burnsville, Minnesota* - [[wiki/MN/Administrative Procedure 19.2 - Affirmative Action Audit Process|Administrative Procedure 19.2 - Affirmative Action Audit Process]] — Administrative Procedure 19.2 – Affirmative Action Audit Process is the title of a Minnesota administrative procedure on Affirmative action audits. - [[wiki/MN/Adolph Olson Eberhart|Adolph Olson Eberhart]] — *American politician who served as the 17th governor of Minnesota (1909–1915)* - [[wiki/MN/adult diversion program|adult diversion program]] — *A county attorney's adult diversion program, recorded in one Minnesota at-issue pair from the project's Sherburne package.* - [[wiki/MN/Affirmative Action Monitoring the Hiring Process (MHP) Form|Affirmative Action Monitoring the Hiring Process (MHP) Form]] — *Minnesota state-hiring form; - [[wiki/MN/Affirmative Action Plan Template Instructions for Agencies with More than 25 Employees (2024-2026)|Affirmative Action Plan Template Instructions for Agencies with More than 25 Employees (2024-2026)]] — *Minnesota instructions for state-agency affirmative action plans, 2024–2026; - [[wiki/MN/AFSCME Council 5|AFSCME Council 5]] — AFSCME Council 5 is a statewide public-employee union in Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Ahmed Kadar|Ahmed Kadar]] — *Rosemount resident charged in the May 21, 2026 Minnesota health-care fraud takedown.* - [[wiki/MN/Aimee Bock|Aimee Bock]] — *Founder of the Minnesota nonprofit Feeding Our Future; - [[wiki/MN/Aimee Marie Bock|Aimee Marie Bock]] — *Founder and executive director of Feeding Our Future; - [[wiki/MN/Aisha Gomez|Aisha Gomez]] — Aisha Gomez (full name Aisha Sarah Gomez-Spiers; - [[wiki/MN/Aitkin County, Minnesota|Aitkin County, Minnesota]] — Aitkin County is a county in the U.S. - [[wiki/MN/Al Quie|Al Quie]] — Albert Harold "Al" Quie (September 18, 1923 – August 18, 2023) was a Minnesota farmer and a member of the Republican Party (United States). - [[wiki/MN/Alan Page|Alan Page]] — *American former Minnesota Supreme Court justice and Pro Football Hall of Fame defensive tackle* - [[wiki/MN/Albert Berg (politician)|Albert Berg (politician)]] — *Swedish-American farmer, educator and Minnesota politician who served as Secretary of State and as a state representative* - [[wiki/MN/Albert E. Rice|Albert E. Rice]] — Albert E. - [[wiki/MN/Albert F. Pratt|Albert F. Pratt]] — *Minnesota lawyer and politician who served as Minnesota Attorney General from 1927 to 1928* - [[wiki/MN/Albert Schaller|Albert Schaller]] — Albert Schaller (May 20, 1857 – March 31, 1934) was a lawyer from Hastings, Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Alec G. Olson|Alec G. Olson]] — *American politician who served in the U.S. - [[wiki/MN/Alex Falconer (American politician)|Alex Falconer (American politician)]] — *American politician and environmental activist serving in the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2025* - [[wiki/MN/Alexander Ramsey|Alexander Ramsey]] — *Minnesota territorial governor (1849–1853), state governor (1860–1863) and U.S. - [[wiki/MN/Alexander Ramsey House|Alexander Ramsey House]] — *Historic house museum in Saint Paul, Minnesota, operated by the Minnesota Historical Society* - [[wiki/MN/Alexander Wilkin|Alexander Wilkin]] — Alexander Wilkin (1 December 1819 – 14 July 1864) served as a soldier in both the Mexican–American War and the American Civil War. - [[wiki/MN/Alice Mann (politician)|Alice Mann (politician)]] — Alice Mann (born April 1980) is a physician and politician from Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Alphonso Barto|Alphonso Barto]] — Alphonso Barto (May 24, 1834 – November 4, 1899) was a lawyer and Minnesota officeholder. - [[wiki/MN/Amanda Hemmingsen-Jaeger|Amanda Hemmingsen-Jaeger]] — Amanda Hemmingsen-Jaeger has been a member of the Minnesota Senate since 2025. - [[wiki/MN/Amara Strande|Amara Strande]] — *Oakdale, Washington County, teenager for whom Minnesota's PFAS product statute, Minn. - [[wiki/MN/Amara's Law|Amara's Law]] — *Minnesota statute (Minn. - [[wiki/MN/Americans for Democratic Action|Americans for Democratic Action]] — Americans for Democratic Action (ADA) is a liberal political organization in the United States. - [[wiki/MN/Ameriprise Financial Center|Ameriprise Financial Center]] — *Office tower at 707 2nd Avenue South, Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota* - [[wiki/MN/Amy Klobuchar|Amy Klobuchar]] — Hennepin County Attorney, United States senator from Minnesota and the Democratic-Farmer-Labor nominee for governor on the November 3, 2026 ballot — her offices, her official acts and… - [[wiki/MN/Ancher Nelsen|Ancher Nelsen]] — *American politician; - [[wiki/MN/Andrew G. Chatfield|Andrew G. Chatfield]] — Andrew Gould Chatfield (January 27, 1810 – October 3, 1875) practiced law and held public office in New York, Wisconsin and Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Andrew Holt (judge)|Andrew Holt (judge)]] — *American jurist who served on the Minnesota Supreme Court from 1912 to 1942* - [[wiki/MN/Andrew Lang (Minnesota politician)|Andrew Lang (Minnesota politician)]] — *American politician and Republican member of the Minnesota Senate representing District 16* - [[wiki/MN/Andrew Mathews (politician)|Andrew Mathews (politician)]] — Andrew Mathews is a Republican member of the Minnesota Senate, sitting for the Republican Party of Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Andrew Myers (politician)|Andrew Myers (politician)]] — *American politician serving in the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2023* - [[wiki/MN/Andrew Ryan McGill|Andrew Ryan McGill]] — Andrew Ryan McGill (February 19, 1840 – October 31, 1905) was a Republican Party (United States) politician and the tenth Governor of Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Andy Smith (Minnesota politician)|Andy Smith (Minnesota politician)]] — *Minnesota state legislator, DFL, serving in the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2023* - [[wiki/MN/Angie Craig|Angie Craig]] — *American politician; - [[wiki/MN/Ann D. Montgomery|Ann D. Montgomery]] — *Senior United States district judge for the District of Minnesota (born 1949)* - [[wiki/MN/Ann Johnson Stewart|Ann Johnson Stewart]] — *American politician and civil engineer; - [[wiki/MN/Ann Rest|Ann Rest]] — Ann H. - [[wiki/MN/Anne McKeig|Anne McKeig]] — Anne K. - [[wiki/MN/Anoka|Anoka]] — Anoka, the seat of Anoka County, Minnesota, lies north of Minneapolis where the Rum River enters the Mississippi River. - [[wiki/MN/Anoka County Attorney|Anoka County Attorney]] — The Anoka County Attorney heads the Anoka County Attorney's Office in Anoka County, Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Anoka County, Minnesota|Anoka County, Minnesota]] — Anoka County is a county in Minnesota that ranks fourth in the state by population, with 363,887 residents counted in the 2020 census. - [[wiki/MN/Anquam Mahamoud|Anquam Mahamoud]] — *American politician; - [[wiki/MN/Apple Valley|Apple Valley]] — *City in northwestern Dakota County, Minnesota, and a suburb of the Twin Cities.* - [[wiki/MN/Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis|Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis]] — The Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis is a Catholic see based in Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Archie H. Miller|Archie H. Miller]] — Archie H. - [[wiki/MN/Aric Putnam|Aric Putnam]] — *American politician; - [[wiki/MN/Arlen Erdahl|Arlen Erdahl]] — Arlen Ingolf Erdahl (February 27, 1931 – September 21, 2023) was a Minnesota farmer and Republican Party (United States) politician. - [[wiki/MN/Arne Carlson|Arne Carlson]] — Arne Helge Carlson, born September 24, 1934, was the 37th Governor of Minnesota, a Republican who held the office from 1991 to 1999. - [[wiki/MN/Arthur C. Gooding|Arthur C. Gooding]] — *American businessman and politician who served as Minnesota State Treasurer and in the Minnesota State Senate* - [[wiki/MN/Arthur Hansen|Arthur Hansen]] — Arthur Gene "Art" Hansen (February 28, 1925 – July 5, 2010) was a philanthropist and university administrator. - [[wiki/MN/Arthur J Boylan|Arthur J Boylan]] — Arthur J Boylan is the subject of an entry on English Wikipedia, which this pack retrieved on 26 October 2026. - [[wiki/MN/Arthur Naftalin|Arthur Naftalin]] — Arthur Naftalin (June 28, 1917 – May 16, 2005) was a political scientist and Democratic-Farmer-Labor (DFL) politician. - [[wiki/MN/Arvonne Fraser|Arvonne Fraser]] — Arvonne Skelton Fraser (1925–2018), Minnesota Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party officer, president of the Women's Equity Action League, coordinator of the U.S. - [[wiki/MN/Assurance of Discontinuance with Gateway STEM Academy|Assurance of Discontinuance with Gateway STEM Academy]] — *A December 2023 settlement between the Minnesota Attorney General and a Burnsville charter school over school funds paid to companies of its directors and officers.* - [[wiki/MN/At Issue - Minnesota's Feminist Regime|At Issue - Minnesota's Feminist Regime]] — The instruments of Minnesota law that classify by sex or are written for women — what each requires, when and under which governor it was enacted, what has been amended or repealed, and… - [[wiki/MN/Athena Hollins|Athena Hollins]] — *American politician serving in the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2021* - [[wiki/MN/Athlos Academy|Athlos Academy]] — Athlos Academy is a Minnesota charter school that appears in the project's Stearns package. - [[wiki/MN/Athlos Academy of St. Cloud|Athlos Academy of St. Cloud]] — *School named in one at-issue pair of the Stearns package: enrollment decline, closure, and an unconfirmed lease-aid question.* - [[wiki/MN/Attorney General of Minnesota|Attorney General of Minnesota]] — *Constitutional officer in the executive branch of the state of Minnesota* - [[wiki/MN/August 11, 2026 nonpartisan primary|August 11, 2026 nonpartisan primary]] — *Nonpartisan primary held in Hennepin County, Minnesota, to narrow the field for the county attorney's office.* - [[wiki/MN/August 7, 2025|August 7, 2025]] — *Date on which Mary Moriarty announced that she would not seek a second term as Hennepin County Attorney.* - [[wiki/MN/B-East unit|B-East unit]] — *Housing unit at the state prison in Stillwater, Minnesota, and the site of a seven-hour standoff on September 3, 2023.* - [[wiki/MN/Backstrom|Backstrom]] — *James C. - [[wiki/MN/Barry Anderson|Barry Anderson]] — Grant Barry Anderson (born October 24, 1954) is a Minnesota jurist. - [[wiki/MN/Bdote|Bdote]] — *Dakota place-name rendered "where two waters come together"; - [[wiki/MN/Becker|Becker]] — *City in Sherburne County, Minnesota, and site of the Sherburne County Generating Station* - [[wiki/MN/Becker County, Minnesota|Becker County, Minnesota]] — Becker County is a county of Minnesota whose seat is Detroit Lakes. - [[wiki/MN/Becker Public Schools (ISD 726)|Becker Public Schools (ISD 726)]] — Becker Public Schools, Independent School District 726, also called the Becker school district, is the public school district of Becker, Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Beltrami County, Minnesota|Beltrami County, Minnesota]] — Beltrami County (pronounced bel-TRAM-ee) is a county in northern Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Ben Bakeberg|Ben Bakeberg]] — Ben Bakeberg (born July 15, 1978) has been a member of the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2023. - [[wiki/MN/Ben Davis (Minnesota politician)|Ben Davis (Minnesota politician)]] — *American politician serving in the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2023* - [[wiki/MN/Benton County, Minnesota|Benton County, Minnesota]] — Benton County lies in the east-central region of Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Benton Township|Benton Township]] — *Township in Carver County, Minnesota, recorded in 1860 as 83.1 percent German-born or of German heritage.* - [[wiki/MN/Bernie Perryman|Bernie Perryman]] — *Member of the Minnesota House of Representatives (Republican) from District 14A* - [[wiki/MN/Betty McCollum|Betty McCollum]] — *American politician; - [[wiki/MN/Bianca Virnig|Bianca Virnig]] — *Member of the Minnesota House of Representatives (DFL) from District 52B* - [[wiki/MN/Big Lake|Big Lake]] — *A city in Sherburne County, Minnesota, and the subject of three entries in the project's at-issue record.* - [[wiki/MN/Big Stone County, Minnesota|Big Stone County, Minnesota]] — Big Stone County is one of the counties of Minnesota, with its seat at Ortonville; - [[wiki/MN/Bill Lieske|Bill Lieske]] — *American chiropractor and member of the Minnesota Senate for the 58th district* - [[wiki/MN/Bill Weber (Minnesota politician)|Bill Weber (Minnesota politician)]] — William "Bill" Weber (born April 3, 1956) is a Republican politician who serves in the Minnesota Senate for District 21. - [[wiki/MN/Bjorn Olson|Bjorn Olson]] — *American politician; - [[wiki/MN/Blue Earth County, Minnesota|Blue Earth County, Minnesota]] — Blue Earth County is one of the counties of Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Board of Law Examiners (Minnesota)|Board of Law Examiners (Minnesota)]] — The Minnesota State Board of Law Examiners is a state board in Minnesota associated with the state's bar-admission framework. - [[wiki/MN/Board of Regents|Board of Regents]] — *Governing body of the University of Minnesota, created by the territorial charter of 1851.* - [[wiki/MN/Board of Regents of the University of Minnesota|Board of Regents of the University of Minnesota]] — The Board of Regents of the University of Minnesota is the governing body of the University of Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Bobbie Harder|Bobbie Harder]] — *Minnesota state legislator (Republican), member of the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2023* - [[wiki/MN/Bobby Joe Champion|Bobby Joe Champion]] — Bobby Joe Champion, born December 17, 1963, is a lawyer and Minnesota Democratic–Farmer–Labor Party (DFL) legislator who holds a seat in the Minnesota Senate. - [[wiki/MN/Bonnie Westlin|Bonnie Westlin]] — Bonnie S. - [[wiki/MN/Booth matter, 2002|Booth matter, 2002]] — The Booth matter is a Minnesota case matter that the pack's only source dates to 2002. - [[wiki/MN/Brad Finstad|Brad Finstad]] — *American politician, U.S. - [[wiki/MN/Brad Tabke|Brad Tabke]] — *Minnesota state legislator (DFL), member of the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2023* - [[wiki/MN/Bradley B. Meeker|Bradley B. Meeker]] — *American lawyer, judge and businessman; - [[wiki/MN/Brandon Rodriguez|Brandon Rodriguez]] — *Man fatally shot by a Hastings police sergeant in a Dakota County cemetery in July 2008.* - [[wiki/MN/Brayton v. Pawlenty|Brayton v. Pawlenty]] — *Minnesota Supreme Court case, decided 2010, reported at 781 N.W.2d 357* - [[wiki/MN/Brian Lutes|Brian Lutes]] — *Minnesota official; - [[wiki/MN/Brilliant Minds Services|Brilliant Minds Services]] — *Minnesota organization whose principals were named in the Housing Stabilization Services indictments announced on September 18, 2025.* - [[wiki/MN/Brinkhaus Saloon and Livery Barn|Brinkhaus Saloon and Livery Barn]] — *Historic building in Chaska, Minnesota; - [[wiki/MN/Brion Curran|Brion Curran]] — *American politician serving in the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2023* - [[wiki/MN/Bronze Line|Bronze Line]] — *A proposed bus rapid transit corridor in Minnesota, known successively as the Rush Line, the Purple Line and the Bronze Line.* - [[wiki/MN/Brown County, Minnesota|Brown County, Minnesota]] — Brown County lies in the U.S. - [[wiki/MN/Bruce Anderson|Bruce Anderson]] — *Former sheriff whose office privatized a Minnesota county jail's medical services, as recorded in the Sherburne at-issue package.* - [[wiki/MN/Bryan Lawrence (politician)|Bryan Lawrence (politician)]] — *American politician serving in the Minnesota House of Representatives from district 27B since 2024* - [[wiki/MN/Buchanan County, Minnesota|Buchanan County, Minnesota]] — Buchanan County was a county in the U.S. - [[wiki/MN/Buffalo|Buffalo]] — Buffalo is the seat of Wright County, Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Buffalo Crossroads clinic|Buffalo Crossroads clinic]] — *Clinic named in one at-issue record entry concerning a 2018 threat and a 2021 killing.* - [[wiki/MN/Burden inversion|Burden inversion]] — *An operating feature, in the Minnesota record, of a mechanism under which the burden shifts from the institution to anyone questioning it.* - [[wiki/MN/Bureau of Criminal Apprehension|Bureau of Criminal Apprehension]] — *Statewide criminal investigative bureau of Minnesota, operating within the Department of Public Safety.* - [[wiki/MN/Bureau of Mediation Services|Bureau of Mediation Services]] — *Minnesota state agency for public-sector labor relations (PELRA) and personnel arbitration.* - [[wiki/MN/Burnsville|Burnsville]] — *City in Dakota County, Minnesota; - [[wiki/MN/Byron Smith case|Byron Smith case]] — *A Minnesota double-homicide prosecution tried by the Washington County Attorney's Office after two other prosecuting offices declined it.* - [[wiki/MN/C. A. Halverson|C. A. Halverson]] — *American farmer, educator, and politician who served in the Minnesota House of Representatives and as Minnesota State Treasurer* - [[wiki/MN/C. Donald Peterson|C. Donald Peterson]] — *American jurist and Republican politician who served on the Minnesota Supreme Court (1967–1987)* - [[wiki/MN/C. Elmer Anderson|C. Elmer Anderson]] — Clyde Elmer Anderson (March 16, 1912 – January 22, 1998) was a Republican who served as the 28th Governor of Minnesota from September 27, 1951, to January 5, 1955. - [[wiki/MN/Cal Bahr|Cal Bahr]] — Calvin K. - [[wiki/MN/Cal Warwas|Cal Warwas]] — *Minnesota politician (Republican); - [[wiki/MN/Campaign Finance Board|Campaign Finance Board]] — *Minnesota state body that administers campaign finance and public disclosure law under Minn. - [[wiki/MN/Carla Nelson|Carla Nelson]] — Carla J. - [[wiki/MN/Carlie Kotyza-Witthuhn|Carlie Kotyza-Witthuhn]] — *American politician serving in the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2019* - [[wiki/MN/Carlson School|Carlson School]] — *Business school of the University of Minnesota; - [[wiki/MN/Carlton County, Minnesota|Carlton County, Minnesota]] — Carlton County is a county of Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Carol A. Hooten|Carol A. Hooten]] — *Subject of an English-language Wikipedia article; - [[wiki/MN/Carol C. Johnson|Carol C. Johnson]] — *Minnesota politician; - [[wiki/MN/Carol Molnau|Carol Molnau]] — *American politician; - [[wiki/MN/Carver County Attorney|Carver County Attorney]] — *Elected prosecutor and chief civil legal officer of Carver County, Minnesota.* - [[wiki/MN/Carver County Attorney's Office|Carver County Attorney's Office]] — The Carver County Attorney's Office is the office of the elected county attorney of Carver County, Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Carver County Historical Society|Carver County Historical Society]] — The Carver County Historical Society is a historical organization serving Carver County, Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Carver County Schools Network|Carver County Schools Network]] — *Minnesota public education agency listed in Watertown from the 2025–2026 school year; - [[wiki/MN/Carver County Sheriff's Office|Carver County Sheriff's Office]] — The Carver County Sheriff's Office (CCSO) is the county-level law-enforcement agency of Carver County, Minnesota, headquartered in the Carver County Government Center in Chaska, the… - [[wiki/MN/Carver County, Minnesota|Carver County, Minnesota]] — Carver County is one of the counties of Minnesota and belongs to the Minneapolis–St. - [[wiki/MN/Cass County, Minnesota|Cass County, Minnesota]] — Cass County lies in central Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Cedrick Frazier|Cedrick Frazier]] — *Minnesota attorney and DFL member of the Minnesota House of Representatives for District 43A* - [[wiki/MN/Center for Advanced Studies in Child Welfare|Center for Advanced Studies in Child Welfare]] — *University of Minnesota academic unit named in one at-issue record entry on the state child-welfare training arrangement* - [[wiki/MN/Center for Urban and Regional Affairs|Center for Urban and Regional Affairs]] — The Center for Urban and Regional Affairs, abbreviated CURA, maintains an official website at cura.umn.edu. - [[wiki/MN/Central Public Schools in Norwood Young America|Central Public Schools in Norwood Young America]] — Central Public Schools is a school district in Norwood Young America. - [[wiki/MN/Chapter 167|Chapter 167]] — *Session law (Minnesota), the 2012 Voter ID constitutional amendment as passed by the Legislature.* - [[wiki/MN/Chapter 388|Chapter 388]] — Chapter 388 of the Minnesota Statutes governs the office of county attorney in Minnesota's counties. - [[wiki/MN/CHAPTER 3905 DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET STATE AGENCIES; AFFIRMATIVE ACTION|CHAPTER 3905 DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET STATE AGENCIES; AFFIRMATIVE ACTION]] — *Minnesota chapter on affirmative action in state agencies under the Department of Management and Budget* - [[wiki/MN/Charles A. Gilman|Charles A. Gilman]] — *Minnesota Republican legislator, Speaker of the Minnesota House of Representatives, and ninth lieutenant governor of Minnesota* - [[wiki/MN/Charles Andrew Willard|Charles Andrew Willard]] — Charles Andrew Willard (May 21, 1857 – March 13, 1914) sat as a federal trial judge on the United States District Court for the District of Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Charles B. Elliott|Charles B. Elliott]] — *American jurist (1861–1935); - [[wiki/MN/Charles D. Sherwood|Charles D. Sherwood]] — Charles Daniel Sherwood (November 18, 1833 – July 3, 1895) was a Republican politician in Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Charles E. Vanderburgh|Charles E. Vanderburgh]] — *American jurist who served as a Minnesota district court judge and a justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court.* - [[wiki/MN/Charles Edward Adams (politician)|Charles Edward Adams (politician)]] — *American lawyer and Republican politician; - [[wiki/MN/Charles Eugene Flandrau|Charles Eugene Flandrau]] — *American lawyer, judge and militia officer in the Minnesota Territory and State (1828–1903)* - [[wiki/MN/Charles H. Berry|Charles H. Berry]] — Charles Henry Berry (September 12, 1823 – August 21, 1900), also called C. - [[wiki/MN/Charles K. Smith|Charles K. Smith]] — *Nineteenth-century Ohio lawyer and first Secretary of State of Minnesota Territory* - [[wiki/MN/Charles Kittelson|Charles Kittelson]] — Charles Kittelson, whose surname also appears as Kittleson, was born on December 21, 1837, and died on May 24, 1914. - [[wiki/MN/Charles L. Chase|Charles L. Chase]] — *American politician and farmer; - [[wiki/MN/Charles Loring (judge)|Charles Loring (judge)]] — *American lawyer and judge; - [[wiki/MN/Charles Lundy Lewis|Charles Lundy Lewis]] — *American jurist who served on the Minnesota Supreme Court from 1900 to 1912* - [[wiki/MN/Charles M. Start|Charles M. Start]] — Charles Monroe Start (October 4, 1839 – December 19, 1919) was a Minnesota jurist and Republican officeholder. - [[wiki/MN/Charles Scheffer|Charles Scheffer]] — Charles "Carl" Scheffer (February 22, 1835 – August 7, 1875) was a banker, businessman and politician in Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Chaska|Chaska]] — Chaska is a city in Carver County, Minnesota and the county's seat. - [[wiki/MN/Chaska Brick documentation form|Chaska Brick documentation form]] — *A documentation form cataloguing industry in Chaska, Minnesota, as described in an at-issue record entry.* - [[wiki/MN/Chaska Township|Chaska Township]] — Chaska Township is a township in Carver County, Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Chauvin conviction|Chauvin conviction]] — *Case-record entry on the 2021 Minnesota criminal conviction of Derek Chauvin, and on the Hennepin County Attorney's office, which was displaced from the prosecution.* - [[wiki/MN/Chauvin verdict|Chauvin verdict]] — *The April 20, 2021 jury verdict in State of Minnesota v. - [[wiki/MN/Cheryl Youakim|Cheryl Youakim]] — *Minnesota state legislator (DFL), member of the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2015* - [[wiki/MN/Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act|Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act]] — *Federal statute approved January 31, 1974 (Public Law 93-247), enacted from S. - [[wiki/MN/Children, Families and Learning|Children, Families and Learning]] — Children, Families and Learning is a committee of the Minnesota Senate. - [[wiki/MN/Chippewa County, Minnesota|Chippewa County, Minnesota]] — Chippewa County is a county in the U.S. - [[wiki/MN/Chisago County, Minnesota|Chisago County, Minnesota]] — Chisago County lies in east-central Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Chozen Runner|Chozen Runner]] — *Organization named in a December 2025 Minnesota Attorney General announcement of Housing Stabilization Services indictments.* - [[wiki/MN/Chris Swedzinski|Chris Swedzinski]] — *Minnesota state legislator (Republican), member of the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2011* - [[wiki/MN/Christopher Coleman|Christopher Coleman]] — Christopher B. - [[wiki/MN/Christopher Dietzen|Christopher Dietzen]] — *Minnesota jurist; - [[wiki/MN/Christopher G. Ripley|Christopher G. Ripley]] — *American lawyer and judge; - [[wiki/MN/Church Committee|Church Committee]] — *A 1975 U.S. - [[wiki/MN/Citizens League|Citizens League]] — *Minnesota nonprofit public-policy organization, organized in 1952, whose reports preceded the creation of the Metropolitan Council.* - [[wiki/MN/City of Becker|City of Becker]] — *City in Sherburne County, Minnesota, and host municipality of the Sherburne County Generating Station (Sherco).* - [[wiki/MN/City of Clear Lake|City of Clear Lake]] — *City in Sherburne County, Minnesota; - [[wiki/MN/City of New Prague|City of New Prague]] — *City in Scott and Le Sueur counties, Minnesota; - [[wiki/MN/City of Princeton|City of Princeton]] — The City of Princeton is the municipal government of Princeton, a city in Mille Lacs and Sherburne counties, Minnesota, where the Rum River is joined by its West Branch. - [[wiki/MN/City of St. Anthony|City of St. Anthony]] — *Minnesota city in Hennepin and Ramsey counties; - [[wiki/MN/City of St. Cloud|City of St. Cloud]] — The City of St. - [[wiki/MN/Civil Rights Act of 1968|Civil Rights Act of 1968]] — *Federal civil rights statute, Pub. - [[wiki/MN/Clare Oumou Verbeten|Clare Oumou Verbeten]] — *American politician; - [[wiki/MN/Clarence C. Dinehart|Clarence C. Dinehart]] — Clarence Christopher Dinehart (April 3, 1877 – June 8, 1910) was a banker and Republican officeholder who held the office of Minnesota State Treasurer from 1907 until he died in 1910. - [[wiki/MN/Clarence R. Magney|Clarence R. Magney]] — *American attorney, mayor of Duluth, and associate justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court* - [[wiki/MN/Clarence Vavra|Clarence Vavra]] — *Priest named in the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis's published list of clergy with substantiated claims of abuse of a minor* - [[wiki/MN/Clay County, Minnesota|Clay County, Minnesota]] — Clay County is a county in western Minnesota, and Moorhead is its county seat. - [[wiki/MN/Clayton-Jackson-McGhie Memorial|Clayton-Jackson-McGhie Memorial]] — The Clayton-Jackson-McGhie Memorial is a memorial in Duluth, Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Clearwater County, Minnesota|Clearwater County, Minnesota]] — Clearwater County is a county in northwestern Minnesota whose seat is the city of Bagley. - [[wiki/MN/Clifford L. Hilton|Clifford L. Hilton]] — *American lawyer who served as Minnesota Attorney General and later on the Minnesota Supreme Court* - [[wiki/MN/Coalition of Utility Cities|Coalition of Utility Cities]] — The Coalition of Utility Cities is a group of seven Minnesota towns built around power plants: Becker, Cohasset, Granite Falls, Hoyt Lakes, Monticello, Oak Park Heights and Red Wing. - [[wiki/MN/Cohasset|Cohasset]] — *City in Itasca County, Minnesota, and the westernmost point of the Iron Range.* - [[wiki/MN/Cold Spring|Cold Spring]] — *City in Stearns County, Minnesota, and the site of a January 1989 assault in the Wetterling investigation record* - [[wiki/MN/Cologne Academy|Cologne Academy]] — Cologne Academy is a charter school in Cologne, Carver County, Minnesota, with an enrollment of about 731 students. - [[wiki/MN/Community Corrections Comprehensive Plan|Community Corrections Comprehensive Plan]] — *Sherburne County, Minnesota: a community corrections plan for 2024–2025, examined in the at-issue record for the absence of a treatment court.* - [[wiki/MN/Comprehensive Child Development Act|Comprehensive Child Development Act]] — *A 1971 federal child development bill introduced by Senator Walter F. - [[wiki/MN/consent decree|consent decree]] — *A court-entered settlement that resolves a dispute without an admission of liability. - [[wiki/MN/Cook County, Minnesota|Cook County, Minnesota]] — Cook County lies at the eastern end of the U.S. - [[wiki/MN/Coon Rapids|Coon Rapids]] — Coon Rapids is a city on the Mississippi River north of Minneapolis. - [[wiki/MN/corridor protection barrier|corridor protection barrier]] — *A $92.7 million Southwest Light Rail element that the Office of the Legislative Auditor found was let without competitive bidding (2023).* - [[wiki/MN/Corrigan|Corrigan]] — *Former Minnesota Pollution Control Agency commissioner (Sheryl Corrigan), named in the record for the agency's handling of PFC-related scientific work.* - [[wiki/MN/Cottage Grove|Cottage Grove]] — *City in Washington County, Minnesota; - [[wiki/MN/Cottage Grove plant|Cottage Grove plant]] — *3M plant in Cottage Grove, Minnesota, named in trial exhibits in* State of Minnesota v. - [[wiki/MN/Cottonwood County, Minnesota|Cottonwood County, Minnesota]] — Cottonwood County is one of the counties of the U.S. - [[wiki/MN/Council for Minnesotans of African Heritage|Council for Minnesotans of African Heritage]] — The Council for Minnesotans of African Heritage is a Minnesota ethnic council. - [[wiki/MN/Council on Inclusion and Equity|Council on Inclusion and Equity]] — *Minnesota state council established by Executive Order 19-01 under Governor Walz* - [[wiki/MN/Council on the Economic Status of Women|Council on the Economic Status of Women]] — Minnesota's legislative body for the study of women's economic status, created in 1976 as an advisory council, reorganized as a legislative commission in 1983 and as an office of the… - [[wiki/MN/Counties Transit Improvement Board|Counties Transit Improvement Board]] — *Joint powers board for transit funding in the Minneapolis–St. - [[wiki/MN/county attorney|county attorney]] — A county attorney is the chief prosecutor of a county in Minnesota, which is one of six states that use that title for the office. - [[wiki/MN/county attorney and her attorney|county attorney and her attorney]] — *A subject entry on a Minnesota county attorney and her counsel, as they appear in one at-issue pair in the Minnesota record.* - [[wiki/MN/County Attorney Heaney|County Attorney Heaney]] — *Former county attorney in Sherburne County, Minnesota, named in one at-issue record entry on the tenure of the county's law-enforcement offices.* - [[wiki/MN/County Attorney's office|County Attorney's office]] — *Prosecuting office of a Minnesota county; - [[wiki/MN/County Board|County Board]] — *Elected governing body of a Minnesota county, as it appears in the Minnesota record.* - [[wiki/MN/Crime Prevention and Public Safety|Crime Prevention and Public Safety]] — *Committee of the Minnesota Senate on which Senator David Kleis held a seat.* - [[wiki/MN/Crossroads Center|Crossroads Center]] — Crossroads Center is in St. - [[wiki/MN/Crossroads Center attack|Crossroads Center attack]] — The Crossroads Center attack was a 2016 attack at the Crossroads Center in St. - [[wiki/MN/Crow Wing County, Minnesota|Crow Wing County, Minnesota]] — Crow Wing County lies in east central Minnesota, and its county seat is Brainerd. - [[wiki/MN/Cushman K. Davis|Cushman K. Davis]] — *American politician; - [[wiki/MN/Dakota County Attorney|Dakota County Attorney]] — The Dakota County Attorney is the county officer that Minnesota law charges with appearing "in all cases in which the county is a party" and with prosecuting felonies in the county. - [[wiki/MN/Dakota County Board|Dakota County Board]] — The Dakota County Board is the governing body of Dakota County, Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Dakota County Board of Commissioners|Dakota County Board of Commissioners]] — *County board of Dakota County, Minnesota, which filled the office of county attorney by appointment in 1987 and again in 2021.* - [[wiki/MN/Dakota County Community Development Agency|Dakota County Community Development Agency]] — The Dakota County Community Development Agency (CDA) is the housing and redevelopment authority of Dakota County, Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Dakota County court|Dakota County court]] — *A county court of the State of Minnesota that in 2020 denied a petition to restore firearm rights to the man who carried out the February 18, 2024 Burnsville shooting.* - [[wiki/MN/Dakota County grand jury|Dakota County grand jury]] — *Grand jury to which the Dakota County Attorney's office has presented fatal officer-involved shootings since 1990.* - [[wiki/MN/Dakota County Housing and Redevelopment Authority|Dakota County Housing and Redevelopment Authority]] — *Minnesota public agency (Dakota County), created by special act in 1971* - [[wiki/MN/Dakota County jail|Dakota County jail]] — *A county jail in Dakota County, Minnesota, named in a federal civil-rights complaint over medical care in July 2022.* - [[wiki/MN/Dakota County Medical Examiner|Dakota County Medical Examiner]] — The Dakota County Medical Examiner is the medical examiner office of Dakota County, Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Dakota County Regional Railroad Authority|Dakota County Regional Railroad Authority]] — *Minnesota county-level regional railroad authority whose governing board is the Dakota County Board of Commissioners.* - [[wiki/MN/Dakota County Sheriff's Department|Dakota County Sheriff's Department]] — *Sheriff's department of Dakota County, Minnesota; - [[wiki/MN/Dakota County Sheriff's Office|Dakota County Sheriff's Office]] — The Dakota County Sheriff's Office is the county sheriff's agency in Dakota County, Minnesota, and holds detainees at the Dakota County jail. - [[wiki/MN/Dakota County, Minnesota|Dakota County, Minnesota]] — Dakota County lies in east central Minnesota and is the state's third-most populous county. - [[wiki/MN/Dakota Expulsion Act of 1863|Dakota Expulsion Act of 1863]] — *An 1863 statute that, as the project's record describes it, barred Dakota people from residing in Minnesota.* - [[wiki/MN/Dakota Land Acknowledgement|Dakota Land Acknowledgement]] — *A land acknowledgement published by the Ramsey County Historical Society, set beside the measures attached to its six commitments.* - [[wiki/MN/Dakota Sioux treaties of 1851|Dakota Sioux treaties of 1851]] — *Two 1851 treaties under which Dakota bands ceded land to the United States, also called the 1851 treaty signings.* - [[wiki/MN/Dan Wolgamott|Dan Wolgamott]] — Daniel Kirk Wolgamott (born October 24, 1990) is a Minnesota Democratic–Farmer–Labor Party (DFL) member of the Minnesota House of Representatives and has held a seat there since 2019. - [[wiki/MN/Daniel A. Dickinson|Daniel A. Dickinson]] — Daniel Ashley Dickinson (October 28, 1839 – February 12, 1902), an American jurist, sat as a Minnesota district court judge in 1875. - [[wiki/MN/Daniel Buck (judge)|Daniel Buck (judge)]] — *American attorney, politician, and jurist (1829–1905) who served in the Minnesota House, the Minnesota Senate, and the Minnesota Supreme Court.* - [[wiki/MN/Danny Heinrich|Danny Heinrich]] — *Minnesota man who pleaded guilty in 2016 to a federal child-pornography count and, in allocution, admitted the 1989 abduction and murder of Jacob Wetterling.* - [[wiki/MN/Danny Nadeau|Danny Nadeau]] — *American politician, member of the Minnesota House of Representatives (since 2023)* - [[wiki/MN/Daunte Wright charging decision|Daunte Wright charging decision]] — The Daunte Wright charging decision was the decision whether to bring criminal charges against the police officer who fatally shot Daunte Wright. - [[wiki/MN/Dave Baker (Minnesota politician)|Dave Baker (Minnesota politician)]] — *American politician; - [[wiki/MN/Dave Pinto|Dave Pinto]] — Dave Pinto (born April 12, 1972) has served in the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2015. - [[wiki/MN/David Blakeley|David Blakeley]] — David Blakeley (December 7, 1835 – November 7, 1896), whose surname also appears as Blakely, was a newspaperman, businessman and politician. - [[wiki/MN/David F. Simpson|David F. Simpson]] — *American jurist and lawyer (1860–1925) who served on the Minnesota District Court and briefly on the Minnesota Supreme Court* - [[wiki/MN/David Gottfried (politician)|David Gottfried (politician)]] — *American politician serving in the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2025* - [[wiki/MN/David Lillehaug|David Lillehaug]] — *Former associate justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court and former United States Attorney for the District of Minnesota* - [[wiki/MN/David Marston Clough|David Marston Clough]] — David Marston Clough (December 27, 1846 – August 28, 1924) was a Republican lumberman and officeholder who served as the 13th Governor of Minnesota from January 31, 1895 to January 2, 1899. - [[wiki/MN/David Minge|David Minge]] — David Raymond Minge (born March 19, 1942) is an American former politician and judge. - [[wiki/MN/David S. Doty|David S. Doty]] — David S. - [[wiki/MN/David Stras|David Stras]] — *American jurist; - [[wiki/MN/Davis County, Minnesota|Davis County, Minnesota]] — *Former county in Minnesota, created in 1855 and disbanded in 1862.* - [[wiki/MN/Dawn Gillman|Dawn Gillman]] — *American politician; - [[wiki/MN/Dawn R. Nyhus|Dawn R. Nyhus]] — *Minnesota county attorney who, as an assistant county attorney, drafted a petition to the Minnesota Sentencing Guidelines Commission.* - [[wiki/MN/Day of Remembrance and Reconciliation|Day of Remembrance and Reconciliation]] — *Proclamation issued August 17, 2012, by Governor Mark Dayton repudiating Governor Alexander Ramsey's 1862 extermination remark.* - [[wiki/MN/Declarative switch|Declarative switch]] — *A term in the Minnesota wiki's research masters for an enacted sentence that switches off an accountability control.* - [[wiki/MN/DEED Affirmative Action Plan, July 1, 2024 - June 30, 2026|DEED Affirmative Action Plan, July 1, 2024 - June 30, 2026]] — *Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development affirmative action plan for the 2024–2026 biennium.* - [[wiki/MN/Department of Human Rights|Department of Human Rights]] — *Minnesota state agency, established 1967, that enforces the Minnesota Human Rights Act.* - [[wiki/MN/Department of Human Services Affirmative Action Plan, July 1, 2024 - June 30, 2026|Department of Human Services Affirmative Action Plan, July 1, 2024 - June 30, 2026]] — *Minnesota state affirmative action plan for the Department of Human Services covering the 2024–2026 biennium.* - [[wiki/MN/Department of Property Records and Taxpayer Services|Department of Property Records and Taxpayer Services]] — The Department of Property Records and Taxpayer Services is a Washington County department that appears in one pair of the project's at-issue record. - [[wiki/MN/Derek Chauvin|Derek Chauvin]] — *Former Minneapolis police officer convicted of the 2020 murder of George Floyd* - [[wiki/MN/Destination Medical Center|Destination Medical Center]] — *Minnesota statutory instrument declared by law not to be a business subsidy* - [[wiki/MN/Deutscher Leseverein Bibliothek|Deutscher Leseverein Bibliothek]] — *German Reading Society library recorded as held by the Carver County Historical Society; - [[wiki/MN/DFL Feminists|DFL Feminists]] — The feminist officials, caucus and allied organizations of Minnesota's Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party, 1971–2026 — what the caucus pledged, which offices its members and allies held,… - [[wiki/MN/DHS|DHS]] — *U.S. - [[wiki/MN/DHS Policy 4100.250|DHS Policy 4100.250]] — *Minnesota state-agency hiring policy requiring written approval before an offer to a candidate classified "non-underrepresented"* - [[wiki/MN/Diana E. Murphy|Diana E. Murphy]] — *United States circuit judge (Eighth Circuit) and former federal district judge in Minnesota (1934–2018)* - [[wiki/MN/Diocese of St. Cloud|Diocese of St. Cloud]] — *Roman Catholic diocese in Minnesota that filed for Chapter 11 reorganization on June 15, 2020* - [[wiki/MN/Director of Equity and Inclusion|Director of Equity and Inclusion]] — *Office of Independent School District 112 (Eastern Carver County), Minnesota, as named in a federal consent decree.* - [[wiki/MN/Disadvantaged Business Enterprise|Disadvantaged Business Enterprise]] — *Federal transportation-contracting program governed by 49 C.F.R. - [[wiki/MN/Dismissal of United States v. City of Minneapolis, May 27, 2025|Dismissal of United States v. City of Minneapolis, May 27, 2025]] — *Dismissal, on the Justice Department's own motion, of the federal consent decree concerning the Minneapolis Police Department.* - [[wiki/MN/Dismissal of United States v. Walz, March 27, 2026, judgment March 30, 2026|Dismissal of United States v. Walz, March 27, 2026, judgment March 30, 2026]] — *Dismissal of the United States' challenge to Minnesota's in-state-tuition and North Star Promise statutes.* - [[wiki/MN/District Ethics Committees|District Ethics Committees]] — *Volunteer panels that investigate attorney-conduct complaints in Minnesota under the Lawyers Professional Responsibility Board.* - [[wiki/MN/Diversity Plan|Diversity Plan]] — *A 2012 diversity plan published by St. - [[wiki/MN/DNR|DNR]] — *Minnesota state agency for natural resources; - [[wiki/MN/Dodge County, Minnesota|Dodge County, Minnesota]] — Dodge County is a county in southeastern Minnesota, with its seat at Mantorville; - [[wiki/MN/Domestic Abuse Act|Domestic Abuse Act]] — Minnesota's 1979 civil-protection statute, Minn. - [[wiki/MN/Domestic Abuse Intervention Project|Domestic Abuse Intervention Project]] — The Duluth nonprofit that devised the coordinated community response known as the Duluth model — its founding in 1980, its agency agreements, its curricula and training, the… - [[wiki/MN/Donald O. Wright|Donald O. Wright]] — Donald Orr Wright Sr. - [[wiki/MN/Donovan W. Frank|Donovan W. Frank]] — Donovan Wayne Frank, born in 1951, sits as a senior judge of the United States District Court for the District of Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Doron Clark|Doron Clark]] — Doron Clark (born 1977) is a member of the Minnesota Senate from the Minnesota Democratic–Farmer–Labor Party (DFL). - [[wiki/MN/Douglas County, Minnesota|Douglas County, Minnesota]] — Douglas County lies in the U.S. - [[wiki/MN/Douglas K. Amdahl|Douglas K. Amdahl]] — *American lawyer and judge; - [[wiki/MN/Douglas M. Head|Douglas M. Head]] — Douglas Michael Head (April 14, 1930 – February 2, 2011) was a Minnesota lawyer and Republican politician. - [[wiki/MN/Drew Roach|Drew Roach]] — *American politician, member of the Minnesota House of Representatives from district 58B* - [[wiki/MN/Drug court|Drug court]] — *The Carver County, Minnesota, Drug Treatment Court: a problem-solving court for high-risk, high-need non-violent substance-abuse offenders, launched in 2020 on federal grant funding.* - [[wiki/MN/Drug Sentencing Reform Agreement|Drug Sentencing Reform Agreement]] — *A 2016 agreement on Minnesota drug sentencing signed by the Minnesota County Attorneys Association.* - [[wiki/MN/Duane Quam|Duane Quam]] — *American politician, member of the Minnesota House of Representatives (since 2011)* - [[wiki/MN/Duluth model|Duluth model]] — The coordinated community response to domestic abuse devised in Duluth, Minnesota, in 1980–1981, and the court-ordered men's groups taught under it — what the model holds, what Minnesota… - [[wiki/MN/Eagan|Eagan]] — *City in Dakota County, Minnesota, and the site of three episodes in the federal and state record.* - [[wiki/MN/Eagan Outlet Mall|Eagan Outlet Mall]] — *Place in Eagan, Minnesota; - [[wiki/MN/Eastern Carver County Schools|Eastern Carver County Schools]] — *Public school district in eastern Carver County, Minnesota; - [[wiki/MN/Economic Cooperation Administration|Economic Cooperation Administration]] — *United States economic-aid agency, superseded by the Mutual Security Agency under the Mutual Security Act of 1951; - [[wiki/MN/Eden Prairie Public Schools|Eden Prairie Public Schools]] — *Minnesota school district named on the federal Office for Civil Rights' open Title VI shared-ancestry investigation list.* - [[wiki/MN/Edina Public Schools|Edina Public Schools]] — *Public school district serving most of the city of Edina, Minnesota (ISD 273)* - [[wiki/MN/Education Amendments of 1972|Education Amendments of 1972]] — *Federal education statute (Public Law 92-318, 86 Stat. - [[wiki/MN/Education Minnesota|Education Minnesota]] — *Labor union of pre-K–12 teachers, school support staff and higher education faculty in Minnesota* - [[wiki/MN/Edward Brooke|Edward Brooke]] — *Republican United States Senator from Massachusetts who co-sponsored, with Walter Mondale, the fair housing amendment enacted as Title VIII of the Civil Rights Act of 1968* - [[wiki/MN/Edward C. Stringer|Edward C. Stringer]] — *American lawyer and retired Associate Justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court* - [[wiki/MN/Edward Everett Smith|Edward Everett Smith]] — Edward Everett Smith (May 5, 1861 – July 29, 1931) sat in both chambers of the Minnesota Legislature. - [[wiki/MN/Edward T. Young|Edward T. Young]] — *Minnesota Attorney General (1905–1909) and named petitioner in* Ex parte Young - [[wiki/MN/Edward Toussaint|Edward Toussaint]] — *American lawyer and judge from Minnesota who served on the Minnesota Court of Appeals* - [[wiki/MN/Edward W. Stark|Edward W. Stark]] — Edward W. - [[wiki/MN/Edwin A. Jaggard|Edwin A. Jaggard]] — *American jurist; - [[wiki/MN/Edwin W. Dyke|Edwin W. Dyke]] — *American banker and politician who served as Minnesota State Treasurer from 1873 to 1876* - [[wiki/MN/EEO-4 reports of the State of Minnesota|EEO-4 reports of the State of Minnesota]] — *A federal workforce data collection covering state and local governments, including the State of Minnesota.* - [[wiki/MN/EIDBI|EIDBI]] — *Early Intensive Developmental and Behavioral Intervention, a Minnesota Medicaid benefit for autism services.* - [[wiki/MN/EIDBI autism|EIDBI autism]] — *EIDBI autism services, a Minnesota-operated program line named in a May 2026 federal health care fraud takedown.* - [[wiki/MN/Eighth Circuit decision in Female Athletes United v. Ellison, No. 25-2899, April 2026|Eighth Circuit decision in Female Athletes United v. Ellison, No. 25-2899, April 2026]] — *April 2026 Eighth Circuit appellate decision in a Minnesota case (thin record)* - [[wiki/MN/Elbow Lake, Grant County, Minnesota|Elbow Lake, Grant County, Minnesota]] — Elbow Lake is a city in Grant County, Minnesota, and serves as the county seat. - [[wiki/MN/Elizabeth Cowan Wright|Elizabeth Cowan Wright]] — *Subject of a stub entry in the Minnesota record; - [[wiki/MN/Elk River|Elk River]] — Elk River, the seat of Sherburne County, Minnesota, lies where the Elk River flows into the Mississippi River, northwest of Minneapolis. - [[wiki/MN/Elk River Station|Elk River Station]] — Elk River Station is a former generating site in Elk River, Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Elko New Market|Elko New Market]] — *City in Scott County, Minnesota, formed by the merger of Elko and New Market* - [[wiki/MN/Ellen Pence|Ellen Pence]] — *American sociologist and activist credited with the Duluth Model of coordinated community response to domestic violence.* - [[wiki/MN/Elliott Engen|Elliott Engen]] — *American politician; - [[wiki/MN/Elmer A. Benson|Elmer A. Benson]] — Elmer Austin Benson is listed by the Minnesota Legislative Reference Library as a governor of Minnesota, in an entry titled *Governor Elmer Benson*. - [[wiki/MN/Elmer L. Andersen|Elmer L. Andersen]] — Elmer Lee Andersen (June 17, 1909 – November 15, 2004) was a Minnesota businessman, publisher and Republican politician. - [[wiki/MN/Elmore|Elmore]] — *A city in Faribault County, Minnesota, on the Iowa border; - [[wiki/MN/Emil D. Munch|Emil D. Munch]] — Emil D. - [[wiki/MN/Emily Anne Staples|Emily Anne Staples]] — Emily Anne Staples (née Mayer; - [[wiki/MN/Emma Greenman|Emma Greenman]] — *American politician, member of the Minnesota House of Representatives (DFL) since 2021* - [[wiki/MN/Empire Cuisine|Empire Cuisine]] — *Minnesota business named in the project's at-issue record as a storefront that trial testimony put at $25 million.* - [[wiki/MN/Empire Township|Empire Township]] — Empire Township is a township in southern Dakota County, Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Empire Wastewater Treatment Plant|Empire Wastewater Treatment Plant]] — The Empire Wastewater Treatment Plant is a regional wastewater facility of the Metropolitan Council that serves communities in southern Dakota County, Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Equal Employment Opportunity Act of 1972|Equal Employment Opportunity Act of 1972]] — *Federal statute (Public Law 92-261, 86 Stat. - [[wiki/MN/Equal Employment Opportunity Program certifications of the State of Minnesota|Equal Employment Opportunity Program certifications of the State of Minnesota]] — *Federal workforce-reporting and grant-plan obligations that apply to state governments, as they bear on Minnesota.* - [[wiki/MN/Equity Advisory Council|Equity Advisory Council]] — *Advisory body created in 2019 by Independent School District 112 (Eastern Carver County), Minnesota.* - [[wiki/MN/Eric C. Tostrud|Eric C. Tostrud]] — *United States district judge in Minnesota; - [[wiki/MN/Eric J. Magnuson|Eric J. Magnuson]] — *Not to be confused with Paul A. - [[wiki/MN/Eric Lucero|Eric Lucero]] — Eric Lucero (born 1977/1978) is a Republican member of the Minnesota Senate, where he holds the District 30 seat as a member of the Republican Party of Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Eric Pratt|Eric Pratt]] — *Minnesota state senator and 2026 Republican nominee for Minnesota's 2nd congressional district* - [[wiki/MN/Erica Schwartz (politician)|Erica Schwartz (politician)]] — *American politician; - [[wiki/MN/Erick Kaardal|Erick Kaardal]] — *Attorney; - [[wiki/MN/Erin Koegel|Erin Koegel]] — *American politician, member of the Minnesota House of Representatives (DFL, District 39A)* - [[wiki/MN/Erin Maye Quade|Erin Maye Quade]] — *American politician from Minnesota; - [[wiki/MN/Erin Murphy (Minnesota politician)|Erin Murphy (Minnesota politician)]] — Erin Murphy (born March 13, 1960) is a Minnesota Democratic–Farmer–Labor Party (DFL) politician who has been Majority Leader of the Minnesota Senate since 2024. - [[wiki/MN/Esther Agbaje|Esther Agbaje]] — *Member of the Minnesota House of Representatives (DFL), representing District 59B* - [[wiki/MN/Esther Tomljanovich|Esther Tomljanovich]] — *American lawyer and judge; - [[wiki/MN/Ethan Cha|Ethan Cha]] — *American politician; - [[wiki/MN/Everett Dirksen|Everett Dirksen]] — *Republican senator from Illinois and Senate Minority Leader (1959–1969), named in the record for his part in the Senate compromise on the Civil Rights Act of 1964.* - [[wiki/MN/Executive Order 16-01 Establishing the Diversity and Inclusion Council; Rescinding Executive Order 15-02|Executive Order 16-01 Establishing the Diversity and Inclusion Council; Rescinding Executive Order 15-02]] — Executive Order 16-01 is a Minnesota executive order. - [[wiki/MN/Executive Order 19-01|Executive Order 19-01]] — *Minnesota executive order establishing the Council on Inclusion and Equity, the founding order of the One Minnesota initiative.* - [[wiki/MN/Executive Order 19-01; Establishing the One Minnesota Council on Diversity, Inclusion, and Equity|Executive Order 19-01; Establishing the One Minnesota Council on Diversity, Inclusion, and Equity]] — *Minnesota executive order establishing the One Minnesota Council on Diversity, Inclusion, and Equity.* - [[wiki/MN/Executive Order 19-15; Rescinding Executive Order 14-14- Providing for Increased State Employment of Individuals with Disabilities|Executive Order 19-15; Rescinding Executive Order 14-14- Providing for Increased State Employment of Individuals with Disabilities]] — *Minnesota executive order rescinding Executive Order 14-14 on state employment of individuals with disabilities.* - [[wiki/MN/Executive Order 23-12|Executive Order 23-12]] — *Minnesota executive order dated September 29, 2023, renewing and expanding a cabinet-level coordination function under One Minnesota* - [[wiki/MN/Executive Order 26-05|Executive Order 26-05]] — *Minnesota executive order, signed March 25, 2026, establishing a gubernatorial "Truth" council on two federal immigration operations.* - [[wiki/MN/Executive Order 76- Providing for the Establishment of an Affirmative Action Program in all State Agencies|Executive Order 76- Providing for the Establishment of an Affirmative Action Program in all State Agencies]] — Executive Order 76 is a Minnesota executive order titled *Providing for the Establishment of an Affirmative Action Program in all State Agencies*. - [[wiki/MN/Executive Order 91-14|Executive Order 91-14]] — *Executive order of Governor Arne Carlson, issued May 3, 1991, establishing the State Affirmative Action Council.* - [[wiki/MN/External Review Board|External Review Board]] — *Review board of St. - [[wiki/MN/Faladcare|Faladcare]] — *An organization whose principals were named in Housing Stabilization Services indictments announced in September 2025 by the Minnesota Attorney General and federal law enforcement.* - [[wiki/MN/Fallon Kelly|Fallon Kelly]] — *Justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court (1970–1980) and United States Attorney for Minnesota* - [[wiki/MN/Families First Coronavirus Response Act|Families First Coronavirus Response Act]] — *2020 federal act (H.R. - [[wiki/MN/Family Center Mall|Family Center Mall]] — *A site named in two at-issue records concerning Minnesota charter school lease aid.* - [[wiki/MN/Faribault County, Minnesota|Faribault County, Minnesota]] — Faribault County (pronounced FAIR-boh) is a county on the southern edge of Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Farmington|Farmington]] — *City in Dakota County, Minnesota, in the Minneapolis–St. - [[wiki/MN/Federal nondiscrimination certifications of the State of Minnesota|Federal nondiscrimination certifications of the State of Minnesota]] — The assurances, certifications, audit packages and reports in which the State of Minnesota represents its compliance with federal law, who signed each one, and which State instruments… - [[wiki/MN/Feeding Our Future juror bribery case|Feeding Our Future juror bribery case]] — *Federal prosecutions arising from the Feeding Our Future child-nutrition fraud case in Minnesota, as documented in U.S. - [[wiki/MN/Feeding Our Future prosecutions|Feeding Our Future prosecutions]] — *Federal criminal cases over fraud connected to Feeding Our Future in Minnesota, brought by the U.S. - [[wiki/MN/Female Athletes United v. Ellison|Female Athletes United v. Ellison]] — *Eighth Circuit decision on the scope of Title IX's private right of action (No. - [[wiki/MN/Feminist Caucus of the Minnesota Democratic–Farmer–Labor Party|Feminist Caucus of the Minnesota Democratic–Farmer–Labor Party]] — The DFL Feminist Caucus, organized within Minnesota's Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party in April 1973 — its founding, its thirteen principles and endorsement rule, its lobbying and the… - [[wiki/MN/Fillmore County, Minnesota|Fillmore County, Minnesota]] — Fillmore County is a county of Minnesota, and its seat of government is Preston. - [[wiki/MN/firearm-rights restoration petitions|firearm-rights restoration petitions]] — *Petitions to restore firearm rights in Dakota County, Minnesota, as counted in 2024.* - [[wiki/MN/five-county referral protocol|five-county referral protocol]] — *A referral arrangement in Minnesota criminal prosecution, documented through one case in 2021.* - [[wiki/MN/Floyd B. Olson|Floyd B. Olson]] — Floyd Bjørnstjerne "Skipper" Olson (November 13, 1891 – August 22, 1936) was a lawyer and politician. - [[wiki/MN/Foreign Operations Administration|Foreign Operations Administration]] — *A 1953–1955 United States federal agency for foreign aid and mutual security, directed by former Minnesota governor Harold Stassen.* - [[wiki/MN/Foung Hawj|Foung Hawj]] — Foung Hawj is an American media producer and politician who sits in the Minnesota Senate for District 67. - [[wiki/MN/Francis Baasen|Francis Baasen]] — *American Democratic politician and first Secretary of State of Minnesota (1858–1860)* - [[wiki/MN/Francis Hoefgen|Francis Hoefgen]] — *Priest charged in Dakota County, Minnesota, in May 2014 and acquitted by a jury on May 26, 2015.* - [[wiki/MN/Francis J. Connolly|Francis J. Connolly]] — Francis J. - [[wiki/MN/Francis R. E. Cornell|Francis R. E. Cornell]] — *American lawyer, politician, and judge; - [[wiki/MN/Frank A. Day|Frank A. Day]] — Frank Arah Day (September 30, 1855 – December 27, 1928) served in both chambers of the Minnesota State Legislature and was the state's 13th Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Frank T. Gallagher|Frank T. Gallagher]] — *American jurist who served on the Minnesota Supreme Court from 1947 to 1963* - [[wiki/MN/Fred Norton|Fred Norton]] — *Minnesota politician and judge; - [[wiki/MN/Frederick P. Brown|Frederick P. Brown]] — Frederick Petersen Brun (August 12, 1838 – February 7, 1925), whose name was often anglicized as Fredrick Petersen Brown, was a Norwegian-born sailor, clerk, farmer, Union Army veteran… - [[wiki/MN/Frederick von Baumbach|Frederick von Baumbach]] — Friedrich Wilhelm von Baumbach (August 30, 1838 – November 30, 1917), also known as Frederick William, Fritz or Fred von Baumbach, was a German-born soldier, businessman and public… - [[wiki/MN/Freeborn County, Minnesota|Freeborn County, Minnesota]] — Freeborn County is a county in Minnesota whose seat is Albert Lea. - [[wiki/MN/Fue Lee|Fue Lee]] — *Minnesota state representative (DFL) for district 59A, first elected in 2016* - [[wiki/MN/Full Employment and Balanced Growth Act of 1978|Full Employment and Balanced Growth Act of 1978]] — *Federal statute, Public Law 95-523, 92 Stat. - [[wiki/MN/G. Aaron Youngquist|G. Aaron Youngquist]] — *Minnesota Attorney General (appointed 1928); - [[wiki/MN/Gary Dahms|Gary Dahms]] — Gary H. - [[wiki/MN/Gateway STEM|Gateway STEM]] — *Charter school in Burnsville, Minnesota, party to a 2023 Assurance of Discontinuance with the Minnesota Attorney General.* - [[wiki/MN/Gateway STEM Academy|Gateway STEM Academy]] — *A Burnsville charter school that entered a December 2023 Assurance of Discontinuance with the Minnesota Attorney General over school funds paid to companies tied to its own leadership.* - [[wiki/MN/Gene Dornink|Gene Dornink]] — Gene Dornink (born December 30, 1962) sits in the Minnesota Senate as a Republican. - [[wiki/MN/General Orders No. 41|General Orders No. 41]] — *Minnesota state military order of July 4, 1863 that set a cash bounty for Dakota scalps.* - [[wiki/MN/George B. Young|George B. Young]] — *American jurist and lawyer; - [[wiki/MN/George Floyd|George Floyd]] — *Minneapolis man who died during a police arrest on May 25, 2020; - [[wiki/MN/George Floyd cases|George Floyd cases]] — *Criminal and civil proceedings arising from the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis on May 25, 2020.* - [[wiki/MN/George H. Sullivan|George H. Sullivan]] — George Henry Sullivan (December 20, 1867 – February 15, 1935) was a Minnesota state senator and the 21st Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/George M. Scott (Minnesota judge)|George M. Scott (Minnesota judge)]] — *American lawyer and jurist who served on the Minnesota Supreme Court* - [[wiki/MN/George P. Wilson|George P. Wilson]] — George Potter Wilson (January 19, 1840 – January 20, 1920) was an American lawyer and Republican politician. - [[wiki/MN/George W. Armstrong|George W. Armstrong]] — George Washington Armstrong (February 27, 1827 – July 1, 1877) was a printer, newspaper proprietor and office-holder who kept the treasury of Minnesota through its change from territory… - [[wiki/MN/Gideon S. Ives|Gideon S. Ives]] — Gideon Sprague Ives (January 19, 1846 – December 20, 1927) was a lawyer and politician who held local office in St. - [[wiki/MN/Gideon v. Wainwright|Gideon v. Wainwright]] — *1963 U.S. - [[wiki/MN/Ginny Klevorn|Ginny Klevorn]] — Ginny Klevorn (born 1959) is a Minnesota Democratic–Farmer–Labor Party (DFL) politician who has held a seat in the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2019. - [[wiki/MN/Glenn E. Kelley|Glenn E. Kelley]] — *American judge who served on the Minnesota Supreme Court from 1981 to 1990* - [[wiki/MN/Glenn Gruenhagen|Glenn Gruenhagen]] — *American politician; - [[wiki/MN/Gold Line|Gold Line]] — *Bus rapid transit line linking downtown St. - [[wiki/MN/Good matter, EO 26-05 ¶ 8|Good matter, EO 26-05 ¶ 8]] — *Live litigation carved out by name in paragraph 8 of Executive Order 26-05 (Minnesota).* - [[wiki/MN/Goodhue County Loyalty Trials of 1918|Goodhue County Loyalty Trials of 1918]] — *Subject record: a 1918 Goodhue County proceeding that one Carver County at-issue pair uses as a proxy.* - [[wiki/MN/Goodhue County, Minnesota|Goodhue County, Minnesota]] — Goodhue County is a county in the U.S. - [[wiki/MN/GOP Feminist Caucus|GOP Feminist Caucus]] — The caucus of Minnesota Republicans organized in June 1973 to commit the party to equal rights for women, reproductive privacy and the advancement of progressive Republicans — its… - [[wiki/MN/GOP Feminists|GOP Feminists]] — Republican and Independent-Republican feminists in Minnesota government, 1967–2026 — the GOP Feminist Caucus, the Republican governors who signed the state's early sex-equality and… - [[wiki/MN/Gordon E. Cole|Gordon E. Cole]] — *American lawyer and Republican politician who served as Minnesota Attorney General from 1860 to 1866* - [[wiki/MN/Gordon Moore (judge)|Gordon Moore (judge)]] — *Associate justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court; - [[wiki/MN/Gordon Parks High School|Gordon Parks High School]] — *High school on University Avenue in Saint Paul, Minnesota; - [[wiki/MN/Gottfrid Lindsten|Gottfrid Lindsten]] — Gottfrid Lindsten (June 27, 1887 – June 2, 1961) was the 29th person to hold the office of Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Governance of Transit in the Twin Cities Region|Governance of Transit in the Twin Cities Region]] — *Subject record: the structure of the body that plans regional transit in the Twin Cities region, as evaluated by the Office of the Legislative Auditor in 2011 and taken up again by a… - [[wiki/MN/Government Data Practices Act|Government Data Practices Act]] — The Government Data Practices Act is chapter 13 of the Minnesota Statutes. - [[wiki/MN/governor|governor]] — The governor of Minnesota heads the state's government and its executive branch. - [[wiki/MN/Governor of Minnesota|Governor of Minnesota]] — *The chief executive of Minnesota's state government, and the appointing authority for several bodies whose instruments are at issue in this record.* - [[wiki/MN/Governor's Interracial Commission|Governor's Interracial Commission]] — *A Minnesota state commission created in December 1943 by Governor Edward Thye.* - [[wiki/MN/Grand Slam|Grand Slam]] — Grand Slam is a landmark used to identify a property in a flyer recorded in the project's at-issue catalogue. - [[wiki/MN/Grant County, Minnesota|Grant County, Minnesota]] — Grant County is a county in Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Grant Hauschild|Grant Hauschild]] — *American politician; - [[wiki/MN/Great River Passage|Great River Passage]] — *Place in Saint Paul, Minnesota, named in a 2013 city council resolution* - [[wiki/MN/Greater Minnesota Corporation|Greater Minnesota Corporation]] — The Greater Minnesota Corporation is a Minnesota organization. - [[wiki/MN/Greenleaf Clark|Greenleaf Clark]] — *American jurist (1835–1904) and briefly a justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court* - [[wiki/MN/Greg Davids|Greg Davids]] — Gregory Michael Davids (born August 28, 1958) is a Minnesota legislator and a member of the Republican Party of Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Gregory Ulrich|Gregory Ulrich]] — *Defendant convicted in 2022 in connection with a February 9, 2021 attack at a clinic in Buffalo, Minnesota, that he had threatened in October 2018.* - [[wiki/MN/Gretchen Quie|Gretchen Quie]] — *American artist and advocate for the arts; - [[wiki/MN/Griggs v. Duke Power Co.|Griggs v. Duke Power Co.]] — *Supreme Court of the United States decision (1971) on employment tests and diploma requirements under Title VII* - [[wiki/MN/GroundBreak Coalition|GroundBreak Coalition]] — *Regional coalition of more than 40 partners, convened by McKnight, described as assembling a regional credit policy.* - [[wiki/MN/Guardian Angels|Guardian Angels]] — *Hastings, Minnesota, assignment named in the Archdiocese of Saint Paul and Minneapolis clergy disclosures* - [[wiki/MN/guardians ad litem|guardians ad litem]] — *A court-appointed representative for a person too vulnerable to represent themselves in legal proceedings.* - [[wiki/MN/gubernatorial hearing|gubernatorial hearing]] — *A fourteen-day hearing on a citizen petition to remove a Minnesota county attorney.* - [[wiki/MN/H. H. Chesterman|H. H. Chesterman]] — H. - [[wiki/MN/Half Truth Reports|Half Truth Reports]] — *Minnesota's official truth, investigation and disparity reports, and the documented record they leave out* - [[wiki/MN/Hans Mattson|Hans Mattson]] — *Swedish American politician, Union army colonel, and Minnesota Secretary of State* - [[wiki/MN/Harlan Cleveland|Harlan Cleveland]] — Foreign-aid administrator, assistant secretary of state, ambassador to NATO, president of the University of Hawaii and first full-time head of the University of Minnesota's Humphrey… - [[wiki/MN/Harold LeVander|Harold LeVander]] — *Governor of Minnesota, 1967–1971, who approved the acts creating the Metropolitan Council and the Department of Human Rights on May 25, 1967.* - [[wiki/MN/Harold Schultz|Harold Schultz]] — *United States Marine Corps corporal and flag-raiser on Iwo Jima (1925–1995)* - [[wiki/MN/Harold Stassen|Harold Stassen]] — Governor of Minnesota 1939–1943, delegate to the San Francisco conference that wrote the United Nations Charter, and Eisenhower's foreign-aid director and disarmament assistant — the… - [[wiki/MN/Harriet Lansing|Harriet Lansing]] — *American lawyer and former judge on the Ramsey County Municipal Court and the Minnesota Court of Appeals* - [[wiki/MN/Harry H. MacLaughlin|Harry H. MacLaughlin]] — *American jurist; - [[wiki/MN/Harry H. Peterson|Harry H. Peterson]] — Harry Herbert Peterson (born April 12, 1890; - [[wiki/MN/Harry Niska|Harry Niska]] — Harry Niska is a Republican Party of Minnesota member of the Minnesota House of Representatives. - [[wiki/MN/Hastings|Hastings]] — *City and county seat of Dakota County, Minnesota; - [[wiki/MN/Heather Gustafson|Heather Gustafson]] — Heather Gustafson is a Minnesota politician and former teacher. - [[wiki/MN/Heather Keeler|Heather Keeler]] — Heather Keeler (born December 18, 1981) is a Minnesota politician of the Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party (DFL). - [[wiki/MN/Heidi S. Schellhas|Heidi S. Schellhas]] — Heidi S. - [[wiki/MN/Helen Meyer|Helen Meyer]] — *American lawyer and former associate justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court* - [[wiki/MN/Hennepin County Attorney's Office|Hennepin County Attorney's Office]] — *County prosecutor's office for Minnesota's largest county, and the subject of a 2025 federal civil-rights investigation over its negotiations policy* - [[wiki/MN/Hennepin County Board|Hennepin County Board]] — *Seven-member governing body of Hennepin County, Minnesota, which funds two separately elected law-enforcement offices it cannot remove.* - [[wiki/MN/Hennepin County civil-rights investigation|Hennepin County civil-rights investigation]] — *Civil-rights investigation concerning a Hennepin County, Minnesota, policy, recorded as closed in February 2026.* - [[wiki/MN/Hennepin County District Court|Hennepin County District Court]] — *Minnesota state district court for Hennepin County. - [[wiki/MN/Hennepin County history page|Hennepin County history page]] — *The Hennepin County government web page that gives the county's founding and naming account, set beside the Minnesota Historical Society record and the 1805 Pike treaty record.* - [[wiki/MN/Hennepin County Sheriff|Hennepin County Sheriff]] — *The elected sheriff's office of Hennepin County, Minnesota, and the record of a county board that funds the office but cannot remove its holder.* - [[wiki/MN/Hennepin County's annual comprehensive financial report|Hennepin County's annual comprehensive financial report]] — *Financial report of Hennepin County, Minnesota, and an at-issue item on whether it can be read by machine.* - [[wiki/MN/Hennepin County's Sheriff and County Attorney|Hennepin County's Sheriff and County Attorney]] — *Separately elected county offices in Hennepin County, Minnesota, that the county board does not appoint.* - [[wiki/MN/Hennepin County, Minnesota|Hennepin County, Minnesota]] — Hennepin County is the most populous county in Minnesota and the 34th-most populous in the United States. - [[wiki/MN/Henry Adoniram Swift|Henry Adoniram Swift]] — Henry Adoniram Swift (March 23, 1823 – February 25, 1869) was the third Governor of Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Henry C. Rogers (politician)|Henry C. Rogers (politician)]] — *Minnesota politician, Civil War officer and fourth Minnesota Secretary of State (1866–1870)* - [[wiki/MN/Henry Hastings Sibley|Henry Hastings Sibley]] — *Fur trader, first congressional delegate for Minnesota Territory, first governor of Minnesota, and commander in the Dakota War of 1862* - [[wiki/MN/Henry M. Arens|Henry M. Arens]] — *German-American farmer and Minnesota politician who served in the state House, state Senate, as lieutenant governor, and as a U.S. - [[wiki/MN/Henry M. Gallagher|Henry M. Gallagher]] — *American jurist and chief justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court (1938–1944)* - [[wiki/MN/Henry N. Benson|Henry N. Benson]] — *American lawyer and Republican politician who served as Minnesota Attorney General from 1929 to 1933* - [[wiki/MN/Henry Rines|Henry Rines]] — *Minnesota Republican politician, State Treasurer and Speaker of the Minnesota House of Representatives (1872–1950)* - [[wiki/MN/Henry W. Childs|Henry W. Childs]] — *American lawyer and politician who served as the ninth Minnesota Attorney General from 1893 to 1899* - [[wiki/MN/Henry Z. Hayner|Henry Z. Hayner]] — *American lawyer and New York legislator who served as chief justice of the Minnesota Territorial Supreme Court in 1852–1853* - [[wiki/MN/HF 1106 Service-disabled, veteran owned businesses ensured by administration commissioner to receive a percentage of state procurement, and bid prefer|HF 1106 Service-disabled, veteran owned businesses ensured by administration commissioner to receive a percentage of state procurement, and bid prefer]] — HF 1106 is a Minnesota legislative bill. - [[wiki/MN/HF 1182 Department of Human Rights certificates of compliance provisions changed|HF 1182 Department of Human Rights certificates of compliance provisions changed]] — HF 1182 is the designation of Minnesota legislation. - [[wiki/MN/HF 139 Small business and targeted group business governing laws provided to apply to the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities|HF 139 Small business and targeted group business governing laws provided to apply to the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities]] — *Minnesota legislative measure on applying small business and targeted group business governing laws to the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities.* - [[wiki/MN/HF 1502 Federal Disadvantaged Business Enterprise program waiver request required|HF 1502 Federal Disadvantaged Business Enterprise program waiver request required]] — HF 1502 is a Minnesota legislative measure titled *Federal Disadvantaged Business Enterprise program waiver request required*. - [[wiki/MN/HF 1596|HF 1596]] — *Minnesota House bill of the 94th Legislature (2025) amending the data-practices classification of certain Metropolitan Council officials' complaint and disciplinary data.* - [[wiki/MN/HF 1736 Contractors obtaining workforce and equal pay certificates required|HF 1736 Contractors obtaining workforce and equal pay certificates required]] — HF 1736 is a Minnesota bill. - [[wiki/MN/HF 1864 Legislature, constitutional officers, and other state entity funding provided, government programs changed, targeted group business requiremen|HF 1864 Legislature, constitutional officers, and other state entity funding provided, government programs changed, targeted group business requiremen]] — HF 1864 is a Minnesota House File. - [[wiki/MN/HF 1999 Minority business development funding provided, and money appropriated|HF 1999 Minority business development funding provided, and money appropriated]] — *Minnesota House File; - [[wiki/MN/HF 2001 Workforce certificates of compliance ensured to apply equally to in-state and out-of-state contractors|HF 2001 Workforce certificates of compliance ensured to apply equally to in-state and out-of-state contractors]] — HF 2001 is a Minnesota legislative measure recorded under the title *HF 2001 Workforce certificates of compliance ensured to apply equally to in-state and out-of-state contractors*. - [[wiki/MN/HF 2137 Minority-owned business development funding provided, report required, and money appropriated|HF 2137 Minority-owned business development funding provided, report required, and money appropriated]] — House File 2137 is a Minnesota legislative bill. - [[wiki/MN/HF 2138 Minority-owned business development assistance service competitive grant funding provided, reports required, and money appropriated|HF 2138 Minority-owned business development assistance service competitive grant funding provided, reports required, and money appropriated]] — HF 2138 is a Minnesota legislative measure listed under the title *Minority-owned business development assistance service competitive grant funding provided, reports required, and money… - [[wiki/MN/HF 2168 Minority business development program funding provided, and money appropriated|HF 2168 Minority business development program funding provided, and money appropriated]] — *Minnesota legislative file on funding for a minority business development program* - [[wiki/MN/HF 2372 Human Rights Department application for certificate of compliance scope changes made, and requirements for bids and proposals clarified|HF 2372 Human Rights Department application for certificate of compliance scope changes made, and requirements for bids and proposals clarified]] — HF 2372 is a Minnesota legislative measure. - [[wiki/MN/HF 2397 and SF 2980, 2023–24 reparations bill|HF 2397 and SF 2980, 2023–24 reparations bill]] — HF 2397 and its companion SF 2980 were introduced in both chambers of the Minnesota Legislature during the 2023–24 biennium as a $100 million reparations vehicle. - [[wiki/MN/HF 2523 Disadvantaged Business Enterprise program waiver request required|HF 2523 Disadvantaged Business Enterprise program waiver request required]] — HF 2523 is a Minnesota measure catalogued in this record under the title *HF 2523 Disadvantaged Business Enterprise program waiver request required.* A Wikipedia page under that title… - [[wiki/MN/HF 3016 Minority business development and outreach, education, and certification of minority owned business contracting funding provided; and money ap|HF 3016 Minority business development and outreach, education, and certification of minority owned business contracting funding provided; and money ap]] — *Minnesota House file on minority business development and contracting certification funding* - [[wiki/MN/HF 3021 Public contract affirmative action goals rulemaking required|HF 3021 Public contract affirmative action goals rulemaking required]] — HF 3021 is a Minnesota legislative measure titled *Public contract affirmative action goals rulemaking required.* By its title, it concerns Affirmative action goals in public contracting… - [[wiki/MN/HF 3066 Minority business development funding provided, report required, and money appropriated|HF 3066 Minority business development funding provided, report required, and money appropriated]] — HF 3066 is a Minnesota House bill titled *Minority business development funding provided, report required, and money appropriated.* The title describes three provisions: funding for… - [[wiki/MN/HF 3099 Commissioner of transportation directed to require bids for federally assisted contracts to include information on the inclusion of disadvanta|HF 3099 Commissioner of transportation directed to require bids for federally assisted contracts to include information on the inclusion of disadvanta]] — HF 3099 is a Minnesota House File. - [[wiki/MN/HF 3343 Minority business development funding provided, report required, and money appropriated|HF 3343 Minority business development funding provided, report required, and money appropriated]] — HF 3343 is a Minnesota legislative bill. - [[wiki/MN/HF 3475 Minority business development funding provided, and money appropriated|HF 3475 Minority business development funding provided, and money appropriated]] — HF 3475 is a Minnesota House File titled *Minority business development funding provided, and money appropriated.* The record assembled for this entry does not establish the bill's… - [[wiki/MN/HF 3491 State construction contract goal of 20 percent employment of females encourage, and ten percent goal required|HF 3491 State construction contract goal of 20 percent employment of females encourage, and ten percent goal required]] — *Minnesota legislative measure on employment goals for females under state construction contracts.* - [[wiki/MN/HF 353 Minnesota State Colleges and Universities included in laws governing purchases from small businesses and targeted group businesses|HF 353 Minnesota State Colleges and Universities included in laws governing purchases from small businesses and targeted group businesses]] — HF 353 is a Minnesota House File. - [[wiki/MN/HF 3886|HF 3886]] — *A Minnesota bill on local-government contracts with ICE for civil immigration detention, heard March 11, 2026.* - [[wiki/MN/HF 4296 Minority business development assistance services competitive grant funding provided, and money appropriated|HF 4296 Minority business development assistance services competitive grant funding provided, and money appropriated]] — *Minnesota House File 4296, a bill concerning competitive grant funding for minority business development assistance services.* - [[wiki/MN/HF 4315 Commissioner of administration required to establish race-based, business-conscious contract procurement program; and report required|HF 4315 Commissioner of administration required to establish race-based, business-conscious contract procurement program; and report required]] — HF 4315 is a Minnesota House bill titled *Commissioner of administration required to establish race-based, business-conscious contract procurement program; - [[wiki/MN/HF 5456, 2024 study bill|HF 5456, 2024 study bill]] — HF 5456 was a 2024 bill in Minnesota that would have appropriated $500,000 for a study. - [[wiki/MN/HF 639 Minnesota State Colleges and Universities; laws governing purchasing from small businesses and targeted group businesses provided to apply|HF 639 Minnesota State Colleges and Universities; laws governing purchasing from small businesses and targeted group businesses provided to apply]] — *Minnesota legislative measure HF 639 on applying small-business and targeted-group-business purchasing laws to Minnesota State Colleges and Universities.* - [[wiki/MN/HF 693 Minority business development programs money appropriated|HF 693 Minority business development programs money appropriated]] — HF 693 is a Minnesota House File whose title describes an appropriation of money for minority business development programs. - [[wiki/MN/Historic Lincoln County, Minnesota|Historic Lincoln County, Minnesota]] — *Proposed county in Minnesota, approved in 1861 and abandoned in 1868* - [[wiki/MN/History of Minnesota|History of Minnesota]] — *Concept article: the history of the U.S. - [[wiki/MN/Hjalmar Petersen|Hjalmar Petersen]] — Hjalmar Petersen (January 2, 1890 – March 29, 1968) was a newspaper publisher and Farmer-Labor politician. - [[wiki/MN/Homer B. Dibell|Homer B. Dibell]] — *American jurist; - [[wiki/MN/Horace Austin|Horace Austin]] — Horace Austin (October 15, 1831 – November 2, 1905) was the sixth Governor of Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform|House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform]] — *Principal investigative committee of the United States House of Representatives, whose majority staff issued 2026 reports on fraud in Minnesota social programs.* - [[wiki/MN/House File 1|House File 1]] — House File 1 is a Minnesota House bill for an Inspector General. - [[wiki/MN/House File 5143|House File 5143]] — *Minnesota House bill filed in May 2026 to repeal Minnesota Statutes section 43A.191* - [[wiki/MN/House of Hope|House of Hope]] — *Presbyterian church in St. - [[wiki/MN/House Oversight report -The Cost of Doing Nothing-|House Oversight report -The Cost of Doing Nothing-]] — *A 2026 U.S. - [[wiki/MN/Housing Stabilization Services|Housing Stabilization Services]] — *A Minnesota program authorized by Minn. - [[wiki/MN/Housing Stabilization Services program|Housing Stabilization Services program]] — *Minnesota program that the Department of Human Services announced it would terminate* - [[wiki/MN/Housing Support Services|Housing Support Services]] — *Minnesota human-services housing program named in the at-issue record for a 4,054% cost overrun and in 2026 Medicaid charging actions.* - [[wiki/MN/Houston County, Minnesota|Houston County, Minnesota]] — Houston County is a county in Minnesota at the state's southeast corner. - [[wiki/MN/How Minnesota Got Here|How Minnesota Got Here]] — The administrative architecture of the State of Minnesota from 1851 to 2026: who built each instrument, who kept it, and how it reached federal court - [[wiki/MN/Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted district|Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted district]] — *Public school district in Minnesota that includes Humphrey Elementary School in Waverly.* - [[wiki/MN/HR-LR Policy -1434, Recruitment and Selection|HR-LR Policy -1434, Recruitment and Selection]] — *HR/LR Policy #1434, Recruitment and Selection* is a Minnesota policy whose title addresses recruitment and selection. - [[wiki/MN/HR-LR Policy and Procedure -1379 Affirmative Action Officers|HR-LR Policy and Procedure -1379 Affirmative Action Officers]] — *HR/LR Policy and Procedure #1379, Affirmative Action Officers* is a Minnesota policy document. - [[wiki/MN/Hubbard County, Minnesota|Hubbard County, Minnesota]] — Hubbard County lies in northwestern Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Hubert H. Humphrey Center|Hubert H. Humphrey Center]] — *Building on the University of Minnesota's West Bank that houses the Hubert H. - [[wiki/MN/Hubert H. Humphrey III|Hubert H. Humphrey III]] — *American politician; - [[wiki/MN/Hubert H. Humphrey Museum|Hubert H. Humphrey Museum]] — The Hubert H. - [[wiki/MN/Hubert H. Humphrey School of Public Affairs|Hubert H. Humphrey School of Public Affairs]] — *Public policy and planning school of the University of Minnesota, named for former Vice President Hubert Humphrey* - [[wiki/MN/Huldah Hiltsley|Huldah Hiltsley]] — Huldah Momanyi Hiltsley (born 1985) is an American politician. - [[wiki/MN/Humphrey Elementary School|Humphrey Elementary School]] — *Public elementary school at 803 Elm Avenue, Waverly, Minnesota, in the Howard Lake-Waverly-Winsted district.* - [[wiki/MN/Humphrey School of Public Affairs|Humphrey School of Public Affairs]] — *Public policy and planning school at the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities* - [[wiki/MN/Ignatius L. Donnelly|Ignatius L. Donnelly]] — Ignatius Loyola Donnelly (November 3, 1831 – January 1, 1901) was a U.S. - [[wiki/MN/Ilhan Omar|Ilhan Omar]] — *American politician; - [[wiki/MN/Imagine 2050|Imagine 2050]] — *Regional development guide adopted by the Metropolitan Council on February 12, 2025.* - [[wiki/MN/Immigration Fact Sheet|Immigration Fact Sheet]] — *A city-published immigration fact sheet, catalogued in the Stearns at-issue record.* - [[wiki/MN/independent evaluator|independent evaluator]] — *The independent evaluator under the state-court settlement between the Minnesota Department of Human Rights and the City of Minneapolis.* - [[wiki/MN/Indigenous Peoples' Day|Indigenous Peoples' Day]] — Indigenous Peoples' Day is a name used for several annual observances honoring Indigenous peoples. - [[wiki/MN/Individualized Home Supports|Individualized Home Supports]] — *Minnesota program line named in the May 2026 federal health care fraud takedown.* - [[wiki/MN/Ingerval M. Olsen|Ingerval M. Olsen]] — *American attorney and jurist who served on the Minnesota Supreme Court* - [[wiki/MN/Integrated Community Supports|Integrated Community Supports]] — *Minnesota program named in federal health-care fraud charges announced May 21, 2026.* - [[wiki/MN/Integrative Health Unit|Integrative Health Unit]] — The Integrative Health Unit is a 26-bed unit at the Dakota County jail in Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Iron Range Resources and Rehabilitation Board|Iron Range Resources and Rehabilitation Board]] — The Minnesota Department of Iron Range Resources and Rehabilitation (IRRRB) is a Minnesota state agency that promotes economic growth on the Iron Range in the northeast of the state. - [[wiki/MN/Isaac Atwater|Isaac Atwater]] — Isaac Atwater was a lawyer, judge, politician and historian. - [[wiki/MN/Isaac Schultz|Isaac Schultz]] — *American politician serving in the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2023* - [[wiki/MN/Isak Aden|Isak Aden]] — *Subject entry: a person named in one at-issue pair (AI-Dakota-021) in the Dakota package.* - [[wiki/MN/Isanti County, Minnesota|Isanti County, Minnesota]] — Isanti County lies in east-central Minnesota, with Cambridge as its seat of government. - [[wiki/MN/ISD 191|ISD 191]] — ISD 191 is a school district in Dakota County, Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/ISD 194|ISD 194]] — ISD 194 is a school district in Dakota County, Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/ISD 196|ISD 196]] — *Minnesota school district in Dakota County; - [[wiki/MN/ISD 197|ISD 197]] — *Minnesota school district (Dakota County); - [[wiki/MN/Itasca County, Minnesota|Itasca County, Minnesota]] — Itasca County is a county of Minnesota in the state's Iron Range region, and Grand Rapids is its county seat. - [[wiki/MN/J. A. O. Preus|J. A. O. Preus]] — *American politician, eighth state auditor and 20th governor of Minnesota (1915–1925)* - [[wiki/MN/J. Alexander Kueng|J. Alexander Kueng]] — *Police officer present at the restraint of George Floyd in Minneapolis on May 25, 2020.* - [[wiki/MN/Jackson County, Minnesota|Jackson County, Minnesota]] — Jackson County is a county of the U.S. - [[wiki/MN/Jacob Peterson|Jacob Peterson]] — *Officer named in the 2019 Dakota County declination in the shooting death of Isak Aden* - [[wiki/MN/Jacob Wetterling|Jacob Wetterling]] — *Minnesota boy abducted near St. - [[wiki/MN/Jamar Clark|Jamar Clark]] — *Man shot by Minneapolis police officers on November 15, 2015; - [[wiki/MN/James B. Goetz|James B. Goetz]] — *Minnesota Republican politician and radio broadcaster; - [[wiki/MN/James C. Otis|James C. Otis]] — James Cornish Otis Jr. - [[wiki/MN/James Gilfillan (judge)|James Gilfillan (judge)]] — *American lawyer and judge; - [[wiki/MN/James H. Baker (politician)|James H. Baker (politician)]] — *Republican politician; - [[wiki/MN/James H. Gilbert|James H. Gilbert]] — *American attorney; - [[wiki/MN/James H. Quinn|James H. Quinn]] — *American jurist who served on the Minnesota District Court and the Minnesota Supreme Court* - [[wiki/MN/James Lynas|James Lynas]] — *Man who died in the Sherburne County Jail, Minnesota; - [[wiki/MN/James Wakefield|James Wakefield]] — *Minnesota politician, United States representative and eighth lieutenant governor of Minnesota (1825–1910)* - [[wiki/MN/Jamie Long|Jamie Long]] — *American politician serving in the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2019* - [[wiki/MN/Jason Rarick|Jason Rarick]] — Jason Rarick (born October 21, 1969) is a Republican politician who sits in the Minnesota Senate for District 11, a district in east-central Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Jay Xiong|Jay Xiong]] — Jay Xiong (born 1983) is a Minnesota Democratic–Farmer–Labor Party (DFL) politician who has held a seat in the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2019. - [[wiki/MN/Jeff Backer|Jeff Backer]] — *Minnesota state legislator (Republican), member of the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2015* - [[wiki/MN/Jeff Dotseth|Jeff Dotseth]] — *American politician, member of the Minnesota House of Representatives (since 2023)* - [[wiki/MN/Jeff Howe|Jeff Howe]] — Jeff Howe (born June 15, 1959) is a Republican member of the Minnesota Senate who represents District 13, a central Minnesota district. - [[wiki/MN/Jeff Witte|Jeff Witte]] — *American politician; - [[wiki/MN/Jeffrey J Keyes|Jeffrey J Keyes]] — Jeffrey J Keyes is the subject of a Wikipedia article, retrieved for this entry on 26 October 2026. - [[wiki/MN/Jen McEwen|Jen McEwen]] — Jennifer A. - [[wiki/MN/Jeremy Miller (politician)|Jeremy Miller (politician)]] — Jeremy R. - [[wiki/MN/Jerome Fuller|Jerome Fuller]] — *American lawyer and chief justice of the Minnesota Territorial Supreme Court, 1851–1852* - [[wiki/MN/Jeronimo Yanez|Jeronimo Yanez]] — *Former St. - [[wiki/MN/Jesse Taylor|Jesse Taylor]] — *Name of the first sheriff of Washington County, Minnesota (1849), and the name of a firm the at-issue record links to the territorial prison; - [[wiki/MN/Jesse Ventura|Jesse Ventura]] — *American politician, actor and former professional wrestler who served as the 38th governor of Minnesota from 1999 to 2003* - [[wiki/MN/Jill Flaskamp Halbrooks|Jill Flaskamp Halbrooks]] — *Person record in the Minnesota wiki; - [[wiki/MN/Jim Abeler|Jim Abeler]] — James J. - [[wiki/MN/Jim Carlson (Minnesota politician)|Jim Carlson (Minnesota politician)]] — *Not to be confused with Arne Carlson, Governor of Minnesota from 1991 to 1999.* - [[wiki/MN/Jim Joy|Jim Joy]] — *American politician; - [[wiki/MN/Jim Lord|Jim Lord]] — James Frank Lord, born November 26, 1948, and died June 6, 2008, was a lawyer and politician from Minnesota who held the office of Minnesota State Treasurer for eight years, from 1975 to… - [[wiki/MN/Jim Nash (politician)|Jim Nash (politician)]] — *American politician who has served in the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2015* - [[wiki/MN/Jim Randall|Jim Randall]] — James Randall, born in 1904, was a professional footballer from England whose playing position was outside left. - [[wiki/MN/Jimmy Gordon (politician)|Jimmy Gordon (politician)]] — James "Jimmy" Gordon (born 1987) is a Republican member of the Minnesota House of Representatives. - [[wiki/MN/Joan Growe|Joan Growe]] — Joan Ruth Anderson Growe (born September 28, 1935) held the office of Minnesota Secretary of State from 1975 to 1999. - [[wiki/MN/Joan N. Ericksen|Joan N. Ericksen]] — Joan Nancy Ericksen, born in 1954 and known earlier as Joan Ericksen Lancaster, is a lawyer and a senior judge of the United States District Court for the District of Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Joanell Dyrstad|Joanell Dyrstad]] — Joanell M. - [[wiki/MN/Joanne Benson|Joanne Benson]] — Joanne E. - [[wiki/MN/Joe McDonald (politician)|Joe McDonald (politician)]] — Joseph P. - [[wiki/MN/Joe Schomacker|Joe Schomacker]] — Joseph "Joe" Roy Schomacker, born March 25, 1986, is a Republican Party of Minnesota politician who held a seat in the Minnesota House of Representatives from 2011 until 2026. - [[wiki/MN/John A. Lovely|John A. Lovely]] — *American lawyer and jurist who served on the Minnesota Supreme Court* - [[wiki/MN/John Albert Johnson|John Albert Johnson]] — John Albert Johnson (July 28, 1861 – September 21, 1909) was a Minnesota politician. - [[wiki/MN/John B. Sanborn|John B. Sanborn]] — *Circuit judge named in a 1934 three-judge federal court decision from the District of Minnesota.* - [[wiki/MN/John Burkel|John Burkel]] — John Burkel (born April 6, 1967) is a Republican member of the Minnesota House of Representatives, where he has held the District 1A seat since 2021. - [[wiki/MN/John Choi|John Choi]] — John J. - [[wiki/MN/John E. Simonett|John E. Simonett]] — *Minnesota lawyer and associate justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court (1980–1994)* - [[wiki/MN/John Hoffman (Minnesota politician)|John Hoffman (Minnesota politician)]] — *American politician and member of the Minnesota Senate; - [[wiki/MN/John Huot|John Huot]] — *American politician, member of the Minnesota House of Representatives (since 2019)* - [[wiki/MN/John J. Todd|John J. Todd]] — John Joseph Todd (March 16, 1927 – September 18, 2024) sat as a justice on the Minnesota Supreme Court beginning in 1972. - [[wiki/MN/John Jasinski (politician)|John Jasinski (politician)]] — *American politician and member of the Minnesota Senate, representing District 19* - [[wiki/MN/John L. Gibbs|John L. Gibbs]] — *Minnesota legislator, speaker of the Minnesota House of Representatives, and lieutenant governor (1897–1899)* - [[wiki/MN/John Lind (politician)|John Lind (politician)]] — *American politician who served as the 14th governor of Minnesota and as an envoy to Mexico* - [[wiki/MN/John M. Berry (Minnesota politician)|John M. Berry (Minnesota politician)]] — *American politician and jurist (1827–1887) who served in the Minnesota Territorial House, the Minnesota State Senate and the Minnesota Supreme Court* - [[wiki/MN/John Marty|John Marty]] — John J. - [[wiki/MN/John P. Devaney|John P. Devaney]] — John P. - [[wiki/MN/John R. Tunheim|John R. Tunheim]] — *American federal judge; - [[wiki/MN/John Rodenberg|John Rodenberg]] — *American attorney and former judge of the Minnesota Court of Appeals* - [[wiki/MN/John S. Irgens|John S. Irgens]] — *Norwegian-American farmer, Union Army officer and Minnesota politician who served as Minnesota Secretary of State from 1876 to 1880* - [[wiki/MN/John S. Pillsbury|John S. Pillsbury]] — *American politician and businessman who served as the eighth governor of Minnesota from 1876 to 1882* - [[wiki/MN/Jon Koznick|Jon Koznick]] — *Republican member of the Minnesota House of Representatives for District 57A* - [[wiki/MN/Jonathan|Jonathan]] — Jonathan was a planned community laid out on 8,000 acres within the city limits of Chaska, Minnesota, and designed for 50,000 residents. - [[wiki/MN/Jordan|Jordan]] — *City in Scott County, Minnesota, and the place name of the 1983–84 Scott County child-abuse cases.* - [[wiki/MN/Jordan Rasmusson|Jordan Rasmusson]] — *American politician; - [[wiki/MN/Joseph A. A. Burnquist|Joseph A. A. Burnquist]] — *Republican politician; - [[wiki/MN/Joseph Bobleter|Joseph Bobleter]] — Joseph Bobleter (April 19, 1846 – July 3, 1909) was a newspaper editor and public official based in New Ulm, Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Joseph Gomm|Joseph Gomm]] — Joseph Gomm was an officer at MCF-Stillwater, a state prison in Stillwater. - [[wiki/MN/Joseph L. Donovan|Joseph L. Donovan]] — Joseph L. - [[wiki/MN/Joseph Renshaw Brown|Joseph Renshaw Brown]] — *Minnesota and Wisconsin territorial politician, fur trader, newspaper editor and Indian agent (1805–1870)* - [[wiki/MN/Joseph Rosser|Joseph Rosser]] — Joseph Travis Rosser, whose name also appears as J. - [[wiki/MN/Josh Heintzeman|Josh Heintzeman]] — *Minnesota politician and member of the Minnesota House of Representatives (Republican, District 6B)* - [[wiki/MN/Josiah Hill|Josiah Hill]] — *American politician, member of the Minnesota House of Representatives (DFL) since 2023* - [[wiki/MN/Judge Kevin S. Burke|Judge Kevin S. Burke]] — *Judge who presided over the chemical-disposal suit against 3M that settled on February 20, 2018, and who is named in paragraph 25 of the settlement agreement.* - [[wiki/MN/Judy Seeberger|Judy Seeberger]] — *American politician, member of the Minnesota Senate for District 41 (2023–present)* - [[wiki/MN/Julia Coleman (politician)|Julia Coleman (politician)]] — *American Republican politician and member of the Minnesota Senate, representing Carver County since 2021* - [[wiki/MN/Julie Greene (politician)|Julie Greene (politician)]] — *American politician serving in the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2025* - [[wiki/MN/Julius A. Schmahl|Julius A. Schmahl]] — *Minnesota Republican politician who held statewide office for nearly four decades* - [[wiki/MN/Julius H. Block|Julius H. Block]] — Julius Herrman Block (March 30, 1860 – September 26, 1915), whose surname also appears as Bloch, was a businessman and Republican officeholder in Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Julius J. Olson|Julius J. Olson]] — Julius J. - [[wiki/MN/Justice Lee White|Justice Lee White]] — *Man named in the Minnesota record as the second of two men to die by hanging in the same cell of the Sherburne County Jail.* - [[wiki/MN/Kaela Berg|Kaela Berg]] — *American politician serving in the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2021* - [[wiki/MN/Kanabec County, Minnesota|Kanabec County, Minnesota]] — Kanabec County is a county in east-central Minnesota, with its seat of government at Mora. - [[wiki/MN/Kandiyohi County, Minnesota|Kandiyohi County, Minnesota]] — Kandiyohi County is a county in the U.S. - [[wiki/MN/Kari Rehrauer|Kari Rehrauer]] — Kari Rehrauer is a Minnesota Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party (DFL) legislator who holds the District 35B seat in the Minnesota House of Representatives. - [[wiki/MN/Karin Housley|Karin Housley]] — Karin Housley (née Locke; - [[wiki/MN/Karl Procaccini|Karl Procaccini]] — Karl Procaccini (born February 1, 1983) is an associate justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court. - [[wiki/MN/Karl Rolvaag|Karl Rolvaag]] — *Governor of Minnesota from 1963 to 1967, a Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party member* - [[wiki/MN/Katherine A. Constantine|Katherine A. Constantine]] — The Minnesota record holds a single source for Katherine A. - [[wiki/MN/Katherine M. Menendez|Katherine M. Menendez]] — Katherine Marie Menendez (born 1971) has held a district judgeship on the United States District Court for the District of Minnesota since 2021. - [[wiki/MN/Kathleen A. Blatz|Kathleen A. Blatz]] — *Former Minnesota legislator, district court judge and Chief Justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court* - [[wiki/MN/Kathleen R. Gearin|Kathleen R. Gearin]] — *Stub entry: the record holds no verified primary sources for this subject.* - [[wiki/MN/Kathleen Ridder|Kathleen Ridder]] — Kathleen Ridder (born Kathleen Marie Culman; - [[wiki/MN/Katie Jones (politician)|Katie Jones (politician)]] — *American politician and engineer; - [[wiki/MN/Keen Independent Research|Keen Independent Research]] — *Author of the 2025 Minnesota Joint Disparity Study, Phase 1 Report.* - [[wiki/MN/Keith Allen (Minnesota politician)|Keith Allen (Minnesota politician)]] — *American politician and member of the Minnesota House of Representatives (District 19A) since 2025* - [[wiki/MN/Keith Ellison|Keith Ellison]] — *American lawyer and politician; - [[wiki/MN/Kelly Moller|Kelly Moller]] — *Minnesota state legislator (DFL), member of the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2019* - [[wiki/MN/Kelly Morrison|Kelly Morrison]] — *American physician and politician; - [[wiki/MN/Keri Heintzeman|Keri Heintzeman]] — Keri Heintzeman, an American politician of the Republican Party (United States), has represented District 6 in the Minnesota Senate since May 2025. - [[wiki/MN/Kim Hicks|Kim Hicks]] — *Minnesota state legislator (DFL), member of the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2023* - [[wiki/MN/Kittson County, Minnesota|Kittson County, Minnesota]] — Kittson County occupies the northwestern corner of Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Knute Nelson|Knute Nelson]] — *Norwegian-born American attorney and Republican politician; - [[wiki/MN/Konrad K. Solberg|Konrad K. Solberg]] — Konrad Knute Solberg (June 25, 1874 – January 28, 1954) was a Farmer-Labor Party politician from Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Koochiching County, Minnesota|Koochiching County, Minnesota]] — Koochiching County is a county on the northern edge of the U.S. - [[wiki/MN/Koryne Kaneski Horbal|Koryne Kaneski Horbal]] — Koryne Kaneski Horbal (1937–2017), chairwoman of Minnesota's Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party, a founder of its feminist caucus and the United States representative on the U.N. - [[wiki/MN/Krista Knudsen|Krista Knudsen]] — *American politician; - [[wiki/MN/Kristi Pursell|Kristi Pursell]] — Kristi Achor Pursell (born February 9, 1981) has been a member of the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2023. - [[wiki/MN/Kristin Bahner|Kristin Bahner]] — *American politician, member of the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2019* - [[wiki/MN/Kristin Robbins|Kristin Robbins]] — *American politician, member of the Minnesota House of Representatives (since 2019)* - [[wiki/MN/Lac qui Parle County, Minnesota|Lac qui Parle County, Minnesota]] — Lac qui Parle County lies in the southwestern part of Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/LaFayette Emmett|LaFayette Emmett]] — *American lawyer and early Minnesota jurist; - [[wiki/MN/Lake County, Minnesota|Lake County, Minnesota]] — Lake County is a county in the Arrowhead Region of northeastern Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Lake Elmo|Lake Elmo]] — Lake Elmo is a city in Washington County, Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Lake of the Woods County, Minnesota|Lake of the Woods County, Minnesota]] — Lake of the Woods County lies farther north than any other county in Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Lake Pepin|Lake Pepin]] — *Lake on the Mississippi River between Minnesota and Wisconsin; - [[wiki/MN/Lake Pepin Half-Breed Tract|Lake Pepin Half-Breed Tract]] — *A tract of about 320,000 acres at Lake Pepin set aside under the 1830 Treaty of Prairie du Chien for mixed-race Dakota citizens.* - [[wiki/MN/Laketown Township|Laketown Township]] — Laketown Township is a civil township of Carver County, Minnesota, in the U.S. - [[wiki/MN/Lakeville|Lakeville]] — *City in Dakota County, Minnesota, and the Minneapolis–Saint Paul metropolitan area* - [[wiki/MN/Lakewood Cemetery|Lakewood Cemetery]] — *Private rural cemetery in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and the burial place of Hubert H. - [[wiki/MN/Landscape Arboretum|Landscape Arboretum]] — *Place; - [[wiki/MN/Larry Kraft|Larry Kraft]] — *Member of the Minnesota House of Representatives (DFL) from District 46A* - [[wiki/MN/Larry Stauber|Larry Stauber]] — Lawrence "Larry" B. - [[wiki/MN/Law, Safety and Justice|Law, Safety and Justice]] — *Budget category of Hennepin County, Minnesota, covering the sheriff and county attorney.* - [[wiki/MN/Lawrence R. Yetka|Lawrence R. Yetka]] — *Minnesota jurist and legislator; - [[wiki/MN/Laws 1967, ch. 896, Metropolitan Council|Laws 1967, ch. 896, Metropolitan Council]] — *Minnesota session law approved May 25, 1967, associated with the Metropolitan Council* - [[wiki/MN/Laws 1967, ch. 897, Department of Human Rights|Laws 1967, ch. 897, Department of Human Rights]] — *Minnesota session law approved May 25, 1967, cited with ch. - [[wiki/MN/Laws 2013 ch. 128 (provider unionization)|Laws 2013 ch. 128 (provider unionization)]] — *Minnesota session law; - [[wiki/MN/Lawyers Professional Responsibility Board|Lawyers Professional Responsibility Board]] — *Minnesota body in the attorney-discipline system, whose members are appointed by the Minnesota Supreme Court and whose investigations are carried out by volunteer District Ethics… - [[wiki/MN/Lawyers Trust Account Board|Lawyers Trust Account Board]] — *Minnesota agency created by Minnesota Supreme Court order in 1982; - [[wiki/MN/Le Sueur County, Minnesota|Le Sueur County, Minnesota]] — Le Sueur County lies in the south-central part of Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Lee Loevinger|Lee Loevinger]] — Lee Loevinger (April 24, 1913 – April 26, 2004) was an American lawyer and jurist from Saint Paul, Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Legislative Auditor|Legislative Auditor]] — *Minnesota's legislative audit office, as documented by its own financial audits, evaluation reports and special reviews* - [[wiki/MN/Legislative Auditor's 2024 Feeding Our Future report|Legislative Auditor's 2024 Feeding Our Future report]] — *A 2024 report of Minnesota's Legislative Auditor, catalogued in the project's at-issue record as a source checked for mention of Sherburne County.* - [[wiki/MN/Legislature|Legislature]] — *The Minnesota Legislature, the state's lawmaking body, as documented in this record* - [[wiki/MN/Leigh Finke|Leigh Finke]] — *American politician, member of the Minnesota House of Representatives (DFL) since 2023* - [[wiki/MN/Leo Human Services|Leo Human Services]] — *Organization whose principals were named in the September 2025 Minnesota Housing Stabilization Services indictments.* - [[wiki/MN/Leo I. Brisbois|Leo I. Brisbois]] — Leo I. - [[wiki/MN/Leon Lillie|Leon Lillie]] — *American politician serving in the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2005* - [[wiki/MN/Leroy E. Matson|Leroy E. Matson]] — *American jurist who served on the Minnesota Supreme Court from 1945 until 1960* - [[wiki/MN/Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota|Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota]] — The lieutenant governor of Minnesota holds a constitutional office within the state's executive branch. - [[wiki/MN/Liish Kozlowski|Liish Kozlowski]] — *American politician serving in the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2023* - [[wiki/MN/Lincoln County, Minnesota|Lincoln County, Minnesota]] — Lincoln County is one of the counties of Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Linda Berglin|Linda Berglin]] — *Former DFL member of the Minnesota House of Representatives and the Minnesota Senate* - [[wiki/MN/Lindsay Overbay|Lindsay Overbay]] — *Person killed at the Buffalo Crossroads clinic on February 9, 2021. - [[wiki/MN/Lindsey Port|Lindsey Port]] — Lindsey Port is a Minnesota state senator. - [[wiki/MN/Lisa Demuth|Lisa Demuth]] — Lisa Demuth (née Pittman; - [[wiki/MN/List of governors of Minnesota|List of governors of Minnesota]] — *Office of the governor of Minnesota, from territorial appointments to the present* - [[wiki/MN/Livable Communities Act|Livable Communities Act]] — *Metropolitan Council program whose funding eligibility depends on local land guidance toward affordable housing goals.* - [[wiki/MN/Liz Boldon|Liz Boldon]] — Liz Boldon is a Democratic-Farmer-Labor member of the Minnesota Senate. - [[wiki/MN/Liz Lee (politician)|Liz Lee (politician)]] — *American politician serving in the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2023* - [[wiki/MN/Liz Reyer|Liz Reyer]] — *American politician serving in the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2021* - [[wiki/MN/Liz Workman|Liz Workman]] — *Dakota County commissioner quoted in the at-issue record on the county's 2016 exit from the Counties Transit Improvement Board.* - [[wiki/MN/Local Government Pay Equity Act|Local Government Pay Equity Act]] — Minnesota's 1984 law requiring every city, county, school district and other political subdivision to establish equitable pay between female-dominated, male-dominated and balanced job… - [[wiki/MN/Loren W. Collins|Loren W. Collins]] — Loren Warren "L.W." Collins (August 7, 1838 – September 27, 1912), an American politician and jurist, sat as a justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court from 1887 until he resigned in 1904. - [[wiki/MN/Lorenzo A. Babcock|Lorenzo A. Babcock]] — Lorenzo Allen Babcock (June 15, 1820 – April 2, 1860) was an American lawyer and politician. - [[wiki/MN/Lori Swanson|Lori Swanson]] — Lori Swanson (born December 16, 1966) held the office of Attorney General of Minnesota for twelve years, from 2007 to 2019. - [[wiki/MN/Lorie Skjerven Gildea|Lorie Skjerven Gildea]] — Lorie Skjerven Gildea (born October 6, 1961) is an American attorney and former judge. - [[wiki/MN/Lou Wangberg|Lou Wangberg]] — *American educator who served as the 41st lieutenant governor of Minnesota (1979–1983)* - [[wiki/MN/Louis L. Collins|Louis L. Collins]] — Louis Loren Collins (October 6, 1882 – June 24, 1950) was a lawyer, newspaperman and Republican politician from Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Lucius Frederick Hubbard|Lucius Frederick Hubbard]] — Lucius Frederick Hubbard (January 26, 1836 – February 5, 1913) was a Republican politician and Union Army officer. - [[wiki/MN/Lucy Rehm|Lucy Rehm]] — *Member of the Minnesota House of Representatives (DFL), representing District 48B since 2023* - [[wiki/MN/Luke Frederick|Luke Frederick]] — *American politician; - [[wiki/MN/Luther Youngdahl|Luther Youngdahl]] — *27th governor of Minnesota (1947–1951) and United States district judge for the District of Columbia* - [[wiki/MN/Lyndon A. Smith|Lyndon A. Smith]] — *Republican politician and educator who served as Minnesota's 14th attorney general and 15th lieutenant governor* - [[wiki/MN/Lyon County, Minnesota|Lyon County, Minnesota]] — Lyon County is in the U.S. - [[wiki/MN/Mae Schunk|Mae Schunk]] — *Minnesota educator and politician who served as lieutenant governor from 1999 to 2003* - [[wiki/MN/Mahnomen County, Minnesota|Mahnomen County, Minnesota]] — *County in northwestern Minnesota, entirely within the White Earth Indian Reservation* - [[wiki/MN/Main Street Economic Revitalization appropriation|Main Street Economic Revitalization appropriation]] — The Main Street Economic Revitalization appropriation is a State of Minnesota appropriation. - [[wiki/MN/Maitland litigation|Maitland litigation]] — *A subject record: the Maitland litigation (1994–2003) as it appears in the project's at-issue record.* - [[wiki/MN/Mankato|Mankato]] — *City in Blue Earth, Nicollet, and Le Sueur counties, Minnesota; - [[wiki/MN/Manomin County, Minnesota|Manomin County, Minnesota]] — Manomin County was a county of Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Map Kong|Map Kong]] — *Man shot and killed by Burnsville police officers on June 22, 2016; - [[wiki/MN/Marcus Golden case|Marcus Golden case]] — *The St. - [[wiki/MN/Marj Fogelman|Marj Fogelman]] — Marj Fogelman (born June 10, 1972) has held a seat in the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2023 as a member of the Republican Party of Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Mark Dayton|Mark Dayton]] — Mark Brandt Dayton (born January 26, 1947) is a politician of the Minnesota Democratic–Farmer–Labor Party (DFL), which is affiliated with the national Democratic Party (United States). - [[wiki/MN/Mark Johnson (Minnesota politician)|Mark Johnson (Minnesota politician)]] — Mark Johnson is an American lawyer and a Republican member of the Minnesota Senate. - [[wiki/MN/Mark Koran|Mark Koran]] — *American politician; - [[wiki/MN/Mark Ritchie (politician)|Mark Ritchie (politician)]] — Donald Mark Ritchie (born December 21, 1951) is an American politician and a member of the Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party. - [[wiki/MN/Marlene Johnson|Marlene Johnson]] — *American politician and businesswoman; - [[wiki/MN/Marshall County, Minnesota|Marshall County, Minnesota]] — Marshall County lies in northwestern Minnesota, on the state's border with North Dakota. - [[wiki/MN/Martin A. Nelson|Martin A. Nelson]] — *American attorney, politician, and jurist from Minnesota who served as an associate justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court* - [[wiki/MN/Martin County, Minnesota|Martin County, Minnesota]] — Martin County is a county in southern Minnesota, United States, on the state line with Iowa. - [[wiki/MN/Mary Clardy|Mary Clardy]] — Mary Clardy is the subject of an article on English Wikipedia. - [[wiki/MN/Mary Franson|Mary Franson]] — *Minnesota state legislator (Republican), member of the Minnesota House of Representatives* - [[wiki/MN/Mary Kiffmeyer|Mary Kiffmeyer]] — Mary Kiffmeyer (born December 29, 1946) is a Minnesota politician of the Republican Party of Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Mary Kunesh|Mary Kunesh]] — Mary Kelly Kunesh (formerly Podein; - [[wiki/MN/Mary Moriarty|Mary Moriarty]] — Mary Frances Moriarty, a lawyer and member of the Minnesota Democratic–Farmer–Labor Party, has held the office of Hennepin County Attorney in Hennepin County, Minnesota since January 2,… - [[wiki/MN/María Isa Pérez-Vega|María Isa Pérez-Vega]] — María Isa Pérez-Vega (born May 1, 1987) is a musician and a Democratic-Farmer-Labor (DFL) member of the Minnesota House of Representatives, where she has held the District 65B seat since… - [[wiki/MN/Maslowski v. Prospect Funding Partners|Maslowski v. Prospect Funding Partners]] — *Minnesota Supreme Court decision (June 3, 2020) abolishing the state's champerty doctrine.* - [[wiki/MN/Mathhew E. Johnson|Mathhew E. Johnson]] — *Chief Judge of the Minnesota Court of Appeals, named in this record only in official capacity.* - [[wiki/MN/Matt Bliss|Matt Bliss]] — Matt Bliss, a member of the Republican Party of Minnesota, has held a seat in the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2021, after an earlier term from 2017 to 2019. - [[wiki/MN/Matt Klein|Matt Klein]] — *Minnesota state senator and 2026 candidate for Minnesota's 2nd congressional district (DFL)* - [[wiki/MN/Matt Norris|Matt Norris]] — *American politician serving in the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2023* - [[wiki/MN/Matthew M. Joyce|Matthew M. Joyce]] — Matthew M. - [[wiki/MN/Matthew Ruge|Matthew Ruge]] — *Burnsville, Minnesota, police officer killed on February 18, 2024, while responding to a sexual assault report.* - [[wiki/MN/Max Rymer|Max Rymer]] — Max Rymer has held a seat in the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2025. - [[wiki/MN/May 21, 2026 Minnesota health-care fraud takedown|May 21, 2026 Minnesota health-care fraud takedown]] — *A federal enforcement action charging 15 defendants in more than $90 million in alleged fraud against Minnesota public programs.* - [[wiki/MN/Maynard Pirsig|Maynard Pirsig]] — Maynard E. - [[wiki/MN/Mayor's Committee on Human Relations|Mayor's Committee on Human Relations]] — The Mayor's Committee on Human Relations was a body that Hubert Humphrey, as mayor of Minneapolis, created after his 1945 fair-employment proposal died three votes to two in a city… - [[wiki/MN/McKnight Foundation|McKnight Foundation]] — *Minnesota-based family foundation founded in 1953 that distributes grants from a large endowment.* - [[wiki/MN/McLeod County, Minnesota|McLeod County, Minnesota]] — McLeod County is one of the counties of the U.S. - [[wiki/MN/medical examiner|medical examiner]] — *Official who investigates deaths and oversees death certification; - [[wiki/MN/Meeker County, Minnesota|Meeker County, Minnesota]] — Meeker County lies in the U.S. - [[wiki/MN/Meg Luger-Nikolai|Meg Luger-Nikolai]] — *American lawyer and member of the Minnesota House of Representatives (district 64A)* - [[wiki/MN/Melissa Wiklund|Melissa Wiklund]] — Melissa Halvorson Wiklund, born in 1962, sits in the Minnesota Senate for District 51. - [[wiki/MN/Mendota|Mendota]] — *A city in Dakota County, Minnesota, and the site of the 1851 Treaty of Mendota.* - [[wiki/MN/Metro Gang Strike Force|Metro Gang Strike Force]] — *Minnesota gang-enforcement unit, examined by the Legislative Auditor and an independent review panel in 2009 and disbanded that year.* - [[wiki/MN/Metro Transit|Metro Transit]] — *Transit operating subsidiary of the Metropolitan Council, serving seven counties in the Twin Cities region.* - [[wiki/MN/Metropolitan Council District 4|Metropolitan Council District 4]] — *District of the Metropolitan Council of Minnesota covering parts of Carver and Scott counties.* - [[wiki/MN/Metropolitan Council members|Metropolitan Council members]] — *Sixteen district members and a chair of the Metropolitan Council, all appointed by the governor, in the Minnesota record.* - [[wiki/MN/Metropolitan Governance Task Force|Metropolitan Governance Task Force]] — *Minnesota legislative task force (2023–2024) on the governance of the Metropolitan Council* - [[wiki/MN/Metropolitan Land Planning Act|Metropolitan Land Planning Act]] — *Minnesota law of 1976 listed in the Metropolitan Council's institutional history.* - [[wiki/MN/Michael Freeman|Michael Freeman]] — *Hennepin County Attorney (1991–1999, 2007–2023), Minnesota state senator (1982–1991), and son of Governor Orville Freeman.* - [[wiki/MN/Michael Kreun|Michael Kreun]] — Michael Eugene Kreun is a lawyer and a member of the Minnesota Senate, where he has held the 32nd district seat since 2023. - [[wiki/MN/Michael McGrath (American politician)|Michael McGrath (American politician)]] — *American businessman and politician, elected Minnesota State Treasurer in 1986 and in office until 1999.* - [[wiki/MN/Michael O. Freeman|Michael O. Freeman]] — Michael Orville Freeman (born May 7, 1948) is a Minnesota Democratic–Farmer–Labor Party attorney and politician. - [[wiki/MN/Michael Paymar|Michael Paymar]] — *Minnesota politician, former DFL member of the Minnesota House of Representatives, and co-author of the Duluth Model curriculum* - [[wiki/MN/Michelle Fischbach|Michelle Fischbach]] — *Republican U.S. - [[wiki/MN/Mike Freiberg|Mike Freiberg]] — *American politician, member of the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2013* - [[wiki/MN/Mike Hatch|Mike Hatch]] — Michael Alan Hatch (born November 12, 1948) is a Minnesota lawyer and politician of the Minnesota Democratic–Farmer–Labor Party (DFL). - [[wiki/MN/Mike Holm|Mike Holm]] — *Minnesota Secretary of State from 1921 until his death in 1952* - [[wiki/MN/Mike Holmstrom|Mike Holmstrom]] — *Minnesota person (record pack P-f82a742bbd); - [[wiki/MN/Mike Howard|Mike Howard]] — Michael Frederic Howard (born April 2, 1958) is a former Major League Baseball player whose major league career was spent with the New York Mets. - [[wiki/MN/Mike Slavik|Mike Slavik]] — *Chair of the Dakota County Board when it adopted the county's 2026 levy and budget.* - [[wiki/MN/Mike Wiener|Mike Wiener]] — Mike Wiener (pronounced WEE-nər) has been a member of the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2023. - [[wiki/MN/Miles Lord|Miles Lord]] — Miles Welton Lord (1919–2016) was a federal trial judge on the United States District Court for the District of Minnesota from 1966 to 1985. - [[wiki/MN/Military Contingency Fund|Military Contingency Fund]] — *Minnesota State fund named in the record as the source of the 1863 Dakota scalp bounties under General Orders No. - [[wiki/MN/Military Intelligence Service Language School|Military Intelligence Service Language School]] — *U.S. - [[wiki/MN/militia deployment into Wright County|militia deployment into Wright County]] — *An 1859 event, and the at-issue record on its cost and authorization.* - [[wiki/MN/Mille Lacs County, Minnesota|Mille Lacs County, Minnesota]] — Mille Lacs County (pronounced mə-LAKS) lies in east central Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Miller & Ciresi|Miller & Ciresi]] — *Law firm recorded as Robins, Kaplan, Miller & Ciresi, whose 1998 gift to the Minneapolis Foundation was funded by Minnesota tobacco-litigation fees.* - [[wiki/MN/Minn. R. ch. 5000, Department of Human Rights, Complaints; Procedures; Compliance|Minn. R. ch. 5000, Department of Human Rights, Complaints; Procedures; Compliance]] — *Minnesota administrative rule chapter on Department of Human Rights complaints, procedures and compliance* - [[wiki/MN/Minn. R. Evid. 410|Minn. R. Evid. 410]] — *Minnesota rule of evidence concerning a defendant's offer to plead guilty.* - [[wiki/MN/Minn. Stat. ch. 124E|Minn. Stat. ch. 124E]] — Minnesota Statutes chapter 124E is the state law that governs charter school authorizers. - [[wiki/MN/Minn. Stat. ch. 211A|Minn. Stat. ch. 211A]] — *Minnesota statute chapter under which county candidates report campaign money to the county auditor.* - [[wiki/MN/Minn. Stat. ch. 214|Minn. Stat. ch. 214]] — Minnesota Statutes chapter 214 is a chapter of the Minnesota Statutes. - [[wiki/MN/Minn. Stat. ch. 351|Minn. Stat. ch. 351]] — *Minnesota statute chapter cited as the gubernatorial-commission mechanism for removing a county attorney.* - [[wiki/MN/Minn. Stat. ch. 398A|Minn. Stat. ch. 398A]] — *Minnesota statute chapter under which the Dakota County Regional Railroad Authority is constituted.* - [[wiki/MN/Minn. Stat. § 103E.655|Minn. Stat. § 103E.655]] — *Minnesota statute cited by the State Auditor in a repeat finding on Carver County ditch systems with negative cash balances.* - [[wiki/MN/Minn. Stat. § 116J.4231|Minn. Stat. § 116J.4231]] — Minn. - [[wiki/MN/Minn. Stat. § 124E.22|Minn. Stat. § 124E.22]] — Minn. - [[wiki/MN/Minn. Stat. § 13.43|Minn. Stat. § 13.43]] — *Minnesota data-practices statute; - [[wiki/MN/Minn. Stat. § 135A.043|Minn. Stat. § 135A.043]] — Minn. - [[wiki/MN/Minn. Stat. § 169.022|Minn. Stat. § 169.022]] — *Section of the Minnesota Statutes against which the Office of the State Auditor measured a Sherburne County practice in 2010.* - [[wiki/MN/Minn. Stat. § 179A.06|Minn. Stat. § 179A.06]] — *Section of Minnesota law setting out the rights and obligations of public employees under the Public Employment Labor Relations Act.* - [[wiki/MN/Minn. Stat. § 179A.18|Minn. Stat. § 179A.18]] — *Minnesota statute setting the conditions under which public employees may lawfully strike.* - [[wiki/MN/Minn. Stat. § 181.59|Minn. Stat. § 181.59]] — *Minnesota statute requiring public contracts to bar discrimination on account of race, creed, or color in the hiring of common or skilled labor.* - [[wiki/MN/Minn. Stat. § 201.091|Minn. Stat. § 201.091]] — Minn. - [[wiki/MN/Minn. Stat. § 297A.993|Minn. Stat. § 297A.993]] — *Section of Minnesota Statutes chapter 297A under which Carver County adopted a local transportation sales tax and vehicle excise fee.* - [[wiki/MN/Minn. Stat. § 3.303|Minn. Stat. § 3.303]] — *Minnesota statute under which the Office on the Economic Status of Women was established.* - [[wiki/MN/Minn. Stat. § 349A.10|Minn. Stat. § 349A.10]] — Minn. - [[wiki/MN/Minn. Stat. § 363A.36|Minn. Stat. § 363A.36]] — *Minnesota statute conditioning large state and Metropolitan Council contracts on a certificate of compliance from the commissioner of human rights.* - [[wiki/MN/Minn. Stat. § 4.035|Minn. Stat. § 4.035]] — Minn. - [[wiki/MN/Minn. Stat. § 43A.19|Minn. Stat. § 43A.19]] — *Minnesota personnel-administration citation. - [[wiki/MN/Minn. Stat. § 469.033|Minn. Stat. § 469.033]] — *Minnesota statute; - [[wiki/MN/Minn. Stat. § 471.991|Minn. Stat. § 471.991]] — Minn. - [[wiki/MN/Minn. Stat. § 473.121|Minn. Stat. § 473.121]] — Minn. - [[wiki/MN/Minn. Stat. § 473.123|Minn. Stat. § 473.123]] — *Minnesota statute establishing the Metropolitan Council and providing for the appointment of all its members by the governor.* - [[wiki/MN/Minn. Stat. § 473.145|Minn. Stat. § 473.145]] — Minn. - [[wiki/MN/Minn. Stat. § 473.864|Minn. Stat. § 473.864]] — *Minnesota statute requiring metropolitan local governments to review and update comprehensive plans on a ten-year cycle.* - [[wiki/MN/Minn. Stat. § 477A.24|Minn. Stat. § 477A.24]] — Minn. - [[wiki/MN/Minn. Stat. § 518B.01|Minn. Stat. § 518B.01]] — *Minnesota statute cited as the Domestic Abuse Act, defining domestic abuse and governing orders for protection.* - [[wiki/MN/MINNCOR|MINNCOR]] — MINNCOR is a division of the Minnesota Department of Corrections. - [[wiki/MN/Minneapolis|Minneapolis]] — *Most populous city in Minnesota and seat of Hennepin County. - [[wiki/MN/Minneapolis agreement|Minneapolis agreement]] — *A court-enforceable settlement between the Minnesota Department of Human Rights and the City of Minneapolis and its police department, approved in 2023.* - [[wiki/MN/Minneapolis Anti-pornography Ordinance|Minneapolis Anti-pornography Ordinance]] — *A 1983–1984 municipal measure in Minneapolis, Minnesota, catalogued with a City Council vote and veto record.* - [[wiki/MN/Minneapolis consent decree|Minneapolis consent decree]] — *Court-enforceable instruments, state and federal, directed at reform of the Minneapolis Police Department.* - [[wiki/MN/Minneapolis Domestic Violence Experiment|Minneapolis Domestic Violence Experiment]] — *A 1981–82 randomized police study of responses to misdemeanor domestic assault calls in Minneapolis, Minnesota.* - [[wiki/MN/Minneapolis Foundation|Minneapolis Foundation]] — The Minneapolis Foundation is a Minnesota Community foundation founded in 1915 under EIN 41-6029402. - [[wiki/MN/Minneapolis interview center|Minneapolis interview center]] — *Minneapolis program named in one at-issue item of the Minnesota record.* - [[wiki/MN/Minneapolis mayor|Minneapolis mayor]] — *Chief executive officer of the City of Minneapolis, Minnesota, and the city's political and ceremonial leader.* - [[wiki/MN/Minneapolis police chief|Minneapolis police chief]] — *Head of the Minneapolis Police Department. - [[wiki/MN/Minneapolis police consent decree|Minneapolis police consent decree]] — *A proposed federal consent decree for the Minneapolis police, filed January 6, 2025 and dismissed with prejudice in May 2025.* - [[wiki/MN/Minneapolis Police Department|Minneapolis Police Department]] — The Minneapolis Police Department (MPD) is the police agency of the City of Minneapolis, Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Minneapolis Public Schools|Minneapolis Public Schools]] — *Public school district in Minneapolis, Minnesota; - [[wiki/MN/Minneapolis Truth and Reconciliation process|Minneapolis Truth and Reconciliation process]] — The Minneapolis Truth and Reconciliation process is the subject of an English-language Wikipedia article of that title. - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota|Minnesota]] — Minnesota is a U.S. - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Administrative Procedure Act, Minn. Stat. ch. 14|Minnesota Administrative Procedure Act, Minn. Stat. ch. 14]] — The Minnesota Administrative Procedure Act is a law of the State of Minnesota, codified as chapter 14 of the Minnesota Statutes. - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Association of Professional Employees|Minnesota Association of Professional Employees]] — The Minnesota Association of Professional Employees (MAPE) is a labor union based in Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Attorney General|Minnesota Attorney General]] — The Minnesota Attorney General heads the Office of Minnesota Attorney General. - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Board of Control|Minnesota Board of Control]] — The Minnesota Board of Control is a state agency of Minnesota and the subject of an English Wikipedia article of that name, retrieved on 26 October 2026 under the CC BY-SA 4.0 license. - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Board of Medical Practice|Minnesota Board of Medical Practice]] — The Minnesota Board of Medical Practice is a state board in Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Board of Pardons|Minnesota Board of Pardons]] — The Minnesota Board of Pardons is the body through which the state of Minnesota exercises executive clemency. - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Board of Psychology|Minnesota Board of Psychology]] — *Minnesota state board; - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Child Victims Act of 2013|Minnesota Child Victims Act of 2013]] — *2013 Minnesota law reported to have opened a three-year retroactive window for civil claims.* - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Civil Service Department|Minnesota Civil Service Department]] — *Former Minnesota state agency (1939–1973) that served as the central personnel agency for the state's classified civil service.* - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Commission of Public Safety|Minnesota Commission of Public Safety]] — The Minnesota Commission of Public Safety (MCPS) was a Minnesota state body created by the Minnesota Legislature in April 1917 to mobilize the state's resources during the First World War. - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota community action agencies|Minnesota community action agencies]] — *This entry is a stub. - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Correctional Facility–Shakopee|Minnesota Correctional Facility–Shakopee]] — The Minnesota Correctional Facility–Shakopee is the only women's prison in Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Correctional Facility–Stillwater|Minnesota Correctional Facility–Stillwater]] — *A state prison in Stillwater, Minnesota, referred to in the record as MCF-Stillwater.* - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota County Attorneys Association|Minnesota County Attorneys Association]] — *Statewide association of Minnesota's elected county attorneys and their assistants; - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Court of Appeals|Minnesota Court of Appeals]] — *Intermediate appellate court of the U.S. - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Democratic–Farmer–Labor Party|Minnesota Democratic–Farmer–Labor Party]] — The Minnesota Democratic–Farmer–Labor Party (DFL) is the Minnesota affiliate of the Democratic Party (United States). - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Department of Administration|Minnesota Department of Administration]] — The Minnesota Department of Administration ("Admin") is a cabinet-level agency that runs shared services for the rest of the executive branch: buildings and grounds, fleet and mail, risk… - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Department of Children, Youth, and Families|Minnesota Department of Children, Youth, and Families]] — The Minnesota Department of Children, Youth, and Families is a Minnesota state agency whose commissioner's powers and duties are set out in section 142A.03 of Minnesota Statutes. - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Department of Commerce|Minnesota Department of Commerce]] — *State agency that regulates financial, insurance, real estate, energy and consumer-facing industries in Minnesota.* - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Department of Corrections|Minnesota Department of Corrections]] — *State agency that operates Minnesota's adult prisons and juvenile correctional facilities* - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Department of Education|Minnesota Department of Education]] — *State agency of Minnesota, headquartered in Minneapolis; - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development|Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development]] — The Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development (DEED) is the lead economic development agency of the State of Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Department of Health|Minnesota Department of Health]] — The Minnesota Department of Health (MDH) is the public health agency of the State of Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Department of Human Rights|Minnesota Department of Human Rights]] — *State agency that enforces the Minnesota Human Rights Act and that brought the state's civil-rights case against the City of Minneapolis and its police department.* - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Department of Human Rights Affirmative Action Plan|Minnesota Department of Human Rights Affirmative Action Plan]] — *Minnesota state affirmative-action planning; - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Department of Human Services|Minnesota Department of Human Services]] — The Minnesota Department of Human Services (DHS) is a cabinet-level agency of the Minnesota executive branch. - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Department of Public Safety|Minnesota Department of Public Safety]] — *State agency of Minnesota responsible for law enforcement, licensing, traffic safety, emergency management and related public-safety functions.* - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Department of Transportation|Minnesota Department of Transportation]] — *State agency responsible for transportation in Minnesota, named in disparity-study, claim:link and at-issue records.* - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Department of Transportation 2022-2024 Affirmative Action Plan|Minnesota Department of Transportation 2022-2024 Affirmative Action Plan]] — The *Minnesota Department of Transportation 2022-2024 Affirmative Action Plan* is an Affirmative action plan issued under the name of a Minnesota state agency for the period 2022 to 2024. - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota False Claims Act|Minnesota False Claims Act]] — The Minnesota False Claims Act is chapter 15C of the Minnesota Statutes. - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Government Data Practices Act|Minnesota Government Data Practices Act]] — The Minnesota Government Data Practices Act is Chapter 13 of the Minnesota Statutes, published by the Minnesota Revisor of Statutes. - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Government in the Future Society|Minnesota Government in the Future Society]] — *An article by Arthur Naftalin and Frances Naftalin, set in the Minnesota record against the State's 2026 enforcement record.* - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Historical Society|Minnesota Historical Society]] — *Nonprofit educational and cultural institution, chartered by Minnesota's territorial legislature, that holds much of the state's historical and government record* - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota House of Representatives|Minnesota House of Representatives]] — The Minnesota House of Representatives is the lower of the two chambers of the Minnesota Legislature. - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Housing Finance Agency|Minnesota Housing Finance Agency]] — The Minnesota Housing Finance Agency (MHFA), also called Minnesota Housing, is a Minnesota state agency created by the Minnesota Legislature to respond to concerns over affordable… - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Human Rights Act|Minnesota Human Rights Act]] — *Minnesota anti-discrimination statute, Minn. - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Indian Affairs Council|Minnesota Indian Affairs Council]] — *State body created by the Minnesota Legislature to serve as liaison between state government and the tribal nations within Minnesota.* - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota IT Services Affirmative Action Plan, July 1, 2024 - June 30, 2026|Minnesota IT Services Affirmative Action Plan, July 1, 2024 - June 30, 2026]] — *Minnesota state affirmative action plan for Minnesota IT Services, covering July 1, 2024 through June 30, 2026.* - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Justice Research Center|Minnesota Justice Research Center]] — *Organization named in one at-issue pair; - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Labor Relations Act|Minnesota Labor Relations Act]] — *Minnesota session law of 1939 establishing a structure for union–employer mediation.* - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Laws 2023, ch. 68, art. 4, § 123|Minnesota Laws 2023, ch. 68, art. 4, § 123]] — Minnesota Laws 2023, ch. - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Legislative Auditor|Minnesota Legislative Auditor]] — *State office that audits and evaluates Minnesota government agencies and state-funded programs.* - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Legislature|Minnesota Legislature]] — The Minnesota Legislature is Minnesota's two-chamber lawmaking body. - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Management and Budget|Minnesota Management and Budget]] — *State agency that administers Minn. - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Office of Higher Education|Minnesota Office of Higher Education]] — *Executive branch agency of the U.S. - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Partnership for Action Against Tobacco|Minnesota Partnership for Action Against Tobacco]] — *Subject of the Minnesota record. - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota PATRIOT Act|Minnesota PATRIOT Act]] — *Minnesota state law enacted in 2002, invoked in at least one terrorism-enhanced prosecution in Ramsey County.* - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Police and Peace Officers Association|Minnesota Police and Peace Officers Association]] — *Minnesota police union recorded for its executive director's public criticism of a Ramsey County charging policy.* - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Pollution Control Agency|Minnesota Pollution Control Agency]] — *Minnesota state agency for environmental monitoring, technical assistance, and regulatory enforcement* - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Pollution Control Agency citizen board|Minnesota Pollution Control Agency citizen board]] — The Minnesota Pollution Control Agency citizen board is the subject of an English Wikipedia entry. - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Public Radio|Minnesota Public Radio]] — Minnesota Public Radio (MPR) is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) public radio network based in Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota River|Minnesota River]] — *River in southern Minnesota, tributary of the Mississippi, and the source of the territory's and state's name.* - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Secretary of State|Minnesota Secretary of State]] — *Elected office of the State of Minnesota that publishes the State's election results and its register of commission appointments* - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Senate|Minnesota Senate]] — The Minnesota Senate is the upper chamber of the Minnesota Legislature. - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Sentencing Guidelines Commission|Minnesota Sentencing Guidelines Commission]] — *State commission that writes Minnesota's sentencing guidelines grid. - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota State Bar Association|Minnesota State Bar Association]] — *Voluntary bar association for lawyers, judges and other legal practitioners in Minnesota, one of the oldest state bar associations in the United States.* - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota State Capitol|Minnesota State Capitol]] — *Seat of government of the U.S. - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota State Colleges and Universities system|Minnesota State Colleges and Universities system]] — The Minnesota State Colleges and Universities system is the public higher education system of 26 state colleges and 7 state universities, operating 54 campuses across Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota State High School League|Minnesota State High School League]] — *Voluntary, non-profit association governing interscholastic athletics and fine arts in Minnesota high schools; - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota State Lottery|Minnesota State Lottery]] — *State agency that operates lotteries in Minnesota under Minnesota Statutes chapter 349A.* - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota State Patrol|Minnesota State Patrol]] — *State patrol agency of Minnesota; - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota State Planning Agency|Minnesota State Planning Agency]] — *Minnesota state agency for statewide strategic planning, created in 1965 and abolished in 2003.* - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota State Treasurer|Minnesota State Treasurer]] — *Former constitutional office in the executive branch of Minnesota, abolished in 2003* - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota State University–Mankato|Minnesota State University–Mankato]] — *Public university in Mankato, Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Statute § 43A.191|Minnesota Statute § 43A.191]] — *Minnesota statute on state agency hiring; - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Statute §124E.22|Minnesota Statute §124E.22]] — Minnesota Statute §124E.22 is the Minnesota law that reimburses a charter school's building lease at up to ninety percent of approved cost. - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Statutes section 124E.22|Minnesota Statutes section 124E.22]] — *Section of the Minnesota Statutes described in the record as governing charter school leases* - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Supreme Court|Minnesota Supreme Court]] — The Minnesota Supreme Court is the court of last resort for the U.S. - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Territorial Supreme Court|Minnesota Territorial Supreme Court]] — The Minnesota Territorial Supreme Court enters this record through one at-issue item, AI-Sherburne-081. - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Truth Council|Minnesota Truth Council]] — The Minnesota Truth Council is a council created by Executive Order 26-05, dated March 25, 2026. - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota v. American Petroleum Institute|Minnesota v. American Petroleum Institute]] — *State of Minnesota's 2020 consumer-protection and fraud suit against a petroleum trade association and energy companies, and the 2026 federal suit seeking to enjoin it.* - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Women's Campaign Fund|Minnesota Women's Campaign Fund]] — *Bipartisan Minnesota organization, co-founded in 1982 to elect women candidates in both parties; - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Women's Political Caucus|Minnesota Women's Political Caucus]] — The nonpartisan organization formed in Minnesota in 1971 to increase the number of women in political life — its founding, its mission and activities, its local chapters and educational… - [[wiki/MN/Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party|Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party]] — The Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party (MFDP), also called the Freedom Democratic Party, was a political party active in Mississippi from 1964 to 1968, during the Civil Rights Movement. - [[wiki/MN/Mitchell Hamline School of Law|Mitchell Hamline School of Law]] — *Private law school in Saint Paul, Minnesota, formed by the 2015 merger of Hamline University School of Law and William Mitchell College of Law* - [[wiki/MN/Modified Council of Governments|Modified Council of Governments]] — *A council-of-governments structure for the Metropolitan Council region, proposed in a 2024 task force minority report.* - [[wiki/MN/Mohamed Noor|Mohamed Noor]] — *Former Minneapolis police officer convicted in the 2017 killing of Justine Damond* - [[wiki/MN/Mohamud Noor|Mohamud Noor]] — *American politician, member of the Minnesota House of Representatives (DFL) since 2019* - [[wiki/MN/Monongalia County, Minnesota|Monongalia County, Minnesota]] — Monongalia County is a former county of the U.S. - [[wiki/MN/Monticello|Monticello]] — *City in Wright County, Minnesota, on the Mississippi River; - [[wiki/MN/Monticello license-renewal hearing|Monticello license-renewal hearing]] — *An event: a hearing on extending the license of the Monticello plant by twenty years, at which an NRC health physicist characterized the amount of tritium.* - [[wiki/MN/Monticello Nuclear Generating Plant|Monticello Nuclear Generating Plant]] — *A nuclear power plant in Monticello, Minnesota, operated under a federal license.* - [[wiki/MN/Morrison County, Minnesota|Morrison County, Minnesota]] — Morrison County is a county in central Minnesota with its seat at Little Falls. - [[wiki/MN/Moses E. Clapp|Moses E. Clapp]] — *American lawyer and politician who served as Minnesota Attorney General and as a United States senator from Minnesota* - [[wiki/MN/Moses Sherburne|Moses Sherburne]] — Moses G. - [[wiki/MN/Motordale|Motordale]] — *Former name of New Germany, Minnesota, used from 1917 to 1922.* - [[wiki/MN/Mower County, Minnesota|Mower County, Minnesota]] — Mower County is a county of Minnesota on the state's boundary with Iowa. - [[wiki/MN/MPCA|MPCA]] — *Minnesota state environmental regulatory agency; - [[wiki/MN/Multidisciplinary Institute for Child Welfare|Multidisciplinary Institute for Child Welfare]] — The Multidisciplinary Institute for Child Welfare is an institute of the University of Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Muriel Humphrey|Muriel Humphrey]] — *American politician; - [[wiki/MN/Murray County, Minnesota|Murray County, Minnesota]] — Murray County is one of the counties of Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Mutual Security Agency|Mutual Security Agency]] — *United States agency (1951–1953) for military and economic assistance to allied countries* - [[wiki/MN/Nancy E. Brasel|Nancy E. Brasel]] — *Judge in federal criminal proceedings in Minnesota, including the sentencing of Aimee Bock in the Feeding Our Future case* - [[wiki/MN/Natalie Hudson|Natalie Hudson]] — *American attorney and jurist; - [[wiki/MN/Natalie Zeleznikar|Natalie Zeleznikar]] — *American politician and member of the Minnesota House of Representatives (since 2023)* - [[wiki/MN/Nathan Coulter|Nathan Coulter]] — *Minnesota state legislator (DFL), member of the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2023* - [[wiki/MN/Nathan Lamson|Nathan Lamson]] — *Payee of a $500 bounty for killing Taoyateduta, recorded in Minnesota's 1863 bounty payments.* - [[wiki/MN/Nathan Nelson (politician)|Nathan Nelson (politician)]] — *Minnesota state legislator (Republican), member of the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2019* - [[wiki/MN/Nathan Wesenberg|Nathan Wesenberg]] — *American politician and wildlife biologist; - [[wiki/MN/Ned Carroll|Ned Carroll]] — Ned Carroll, a member of the Minnesota Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party (DFL), has held the District 42A seat in the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2023. - [[wiki/MN/Negotiations Policy|Negotiations Policy]] — *A Hennepin County Attorney's Office prosecutorial policy (effective April 28, 2025) that was the subject of a U.S. - [[wiki/MN/New Germany|New Germany]] — *A city in Carver County, Minnesota, renamed Motordale from 1917 to 1922.* - [[wiki/MN/New Heights School|New Heights School]] — New Heights School is a charter school in Stillwater, Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Nick Frentz|Nick Frentz]] — *American politician and member of the Minnesota Senate (DFL), representing District 18* - [[wiki/MN/Nicole Beecroft|Nicole Beecroft]] — *Subject profile: a person named in court records, in that capacity only.* - [[wiki/MN/Nicollet County, Minnesota|Nicollet County, Minnesota]] — Nicollet County is a county in the U.S. - [[wiki/MN/Night law school|Night law school]] — *Night law school in Saint Paul, Minnesota, founded in 1900 for working people; - [[wiki/MN/Nina Rothchild|Nina Rothchild]] — *Minnesota official credited with authoring the state's Pay Equity Act and later appointed Commissioner of Employee Relations.* - [[wiki/MN/No. 27-CV-23-4177|No. 27-CV-23-4177]] — *Minnesota v. - [[wiki/MN/Nobles County, Minnesota|Nobles County, Minnesota]] — Nobles County lies in southwestern Minnesota, with Worthington as its county seat. - [[wiki/MN/Nolan West|Nolan West]] — Nolan West (born September 30, 1990) is a member of the Republican Party of Minnesota who has held a seat in the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2017. - [[wiki/MN/Non-underrepresented candidate|Non-underrepresented candidate]] — *Phrase in Minnesota's DHS Hiring/Pre-Hire Justification policy at issue in federal litigation* - [[wiki/MN/Norman County, Minnesota|Norman County, Minnesota]] — Norman County lies in northwestern Minnesota, within the state's Red River Valley region. - [[wiki/MN/North Star Promise, Minn. Stat. § 136A.1465|North Star Promise, Minn. Stat. § 136A.1465]] — *Minnesota statute; - [[wiki/MN/Northstar|Northstar]] — Northstar was a commuter rail line in Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Northstar commuter rail|Northstar commuter rail]] — *Commuter rail line between Big Lake and Minneapolis, Minnesota, ended in January 2026* - [[wiki/MN/Northstar commuter rail line|Northstar commuter rail line]] — *Commuter rail program linking Big Lake and downtown Minneapolis, terminated January 4, 2026* - [[wiki/MN/Northwest Area Foundation|Northwest Area Foundation]] — The Northwest Area Foundation is a Minnesota philanthropic foundation. - [[wiki/MN/Novation Education Opportunities|Novation Education Opportunities]] — Novation Education Opportunities (NEO) is the authorizer named in a fact-check brief dated 1 September 2026 as the venue for concerns about a charter school's test scores and "academic… - [[wiki/MN/November 3, 2026|November 3, 2026]] — *Date of the 2026 general election, including the general election for Hennepin County Attorney.* - [[wiki/MN/November 4, 2025|November 4, 2025]] — *Minnesota election day on which Minneapolis re-elected its mayor and Eastern Carver County voters approved a school operating levy.* - [[wiki/MN/Oakdale|Oakdale]] — *City in Washington County, Minnesota; - [[wiki/MN/Oakdale Disposal Site|Oakdale Disposal Site]] — *A former industrial waste disposal site in Oakdale, Minnesota, named in the State's PFAS complaint against 3M.* - [[wiki/MN/Office for Institutional Equity and Access|Office for Institutional Equity and Access]] — The Office for Institutional Equity and Access is an office of St. - [[wiki/MN/Office of New Americans|Office of New Americans]] — *Minnesota state agency housed in the Department of Employment and Economic Development* - [[wiki/MN/Office of Strategic and Long Range Planning|Office of Strategic and Long Range Planning]] — The Office of Strategic and Long Range Planning was a Minnesota state agency. - [[wiki/MN/Office of the Legislative Auditor (Minnesota)|Office of the Legislative Auditor (Minnesota)]] — The Office of the Legislative Auditor (OLA) sits in the legislative branch of Minnesota and is described as independent and nonpartisan. - [[wiki/MN/Office of the State Auditor|Office of the State Auditor]] — *Minnesota state office that issues audit reports on local governments; - [[wiki/MN/Office on the Economic Status of Women|Office on the Economic Status of Women]] — *Minnesota legislative-branch office, established in 1976 as the Council on the Economic Status of Women* - [[wiki/MN/Olmsted County, Minnesota|Olmsted County, Minnesota]] — Olmsted County is a county in the U.S. - [[wiki/MN/Omar Fateh|Omar Fateh]] — *American politician; - [[wiki/MN/Ombudsman for Corrections|Ombudsman for Corrections]] — The Ombudsman for Corrections is a Minnesota state office whose holder is an oversight officer for the state's correctional facilities. - [[wiki/MN/One Minnesota Budget, 2023|One Minnesota Budget, 2023]] — *Budget instrument signed in 2023, named as part of the One Minnesota apparatus* - [[wiki/MN/One Minnesota Plan|One Minnesota Plan]] — *A Minnesota state strategic plan and coordination framework, 2023–2027, published through Minnesota Management and Budget.* - [[wiki/MN/Open Skies|Open Skies]] — *Proposal by President Dwight D. - [[wiki/MN/Operations and Disparity Reduction|Operations and Disparity Reduction]] — *A spending category in the 2026 budget of Hennepin County, Minnesota.* - [[wiki/MN/Original Main Street Historic District|Original Main Street Historic District]] — *A historic district in Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minnesota, listed on the National Register of Historic Places.* - [[wiki/MN/Orville Freeman|Orville Freeman]] — Orville Lothrop Freeman (May 9, 1918 – February 20, 2003) was a Minnesota Democratic–Farmer–Labor Party politician. - [[wiki/MN/Oscar F. Jackson|Oscar F. Jackson]] — *Man lynched in Wright County, Minnesota, on April 25, 1859, after a jury had acquitted him* - [[wiki/MN/Oscar Hallam|Oscar Hallam]] — Oscar Hallam (October 19, 1865 – September 23, 1945) was a lawyer, judge and legal educator in Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Oscar Jackson|Oscar Jackson]] — Oscar Jackson was the subject of two writs of habeas corpus issued in April 1859 by Minnesota Supreme Court Justice Isaac Atwater, according to the project's at-issue record. - [[wiki/MN/Oscar Knutson|Oscar Knutson]] — *Minnesota jurist; - [[wiki/MN/Otter Tail County, Minnesota|Otter Tail County, Minnesota]] — Otter Tail County is one of the counties of Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Otto Bremer Trust|Otto Bremer Trust]] — *Minnesota charitable trust; - [[wiki/MN/Page Morris|Page Morris]] — *United States representative from Minnesota and United States district judge (1853–1924)* - [[wiki/MN/Paideia Academy|Paideia Academy]] — *Former charter school in Apple Valley, Minnesota, closed at the end of the 2015–16 school year.* - [[wiki/MN/Pam Altendorf|Pam Altendorf]] — *American politician; - [[wiki/MN/Past Prosperity Study|Past Prosperity Study]] — *A ReConnect Rondo study of home-ownership equity loss in Rondo, Ramsey County.* - [[wiki/MN/Patrick J. Schiltz|Patrick J. Schiltz]] — Patrick Joseph Schiltz (born 1960) is a federal judge in Minnesota and a former law professor. - [[wiki/MN/Patty Acomb|Patty Acomb]] — *American politician, member of the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2019* - [[wiki/MN/Paul A. Magnuson|Paul A. Magnuson]] — Paul Arthur Magnuson (born February 9, 1937) is a senior judge of the United States District Court for the District of Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Paul Anderson (judge)|Paul Anderson (judge)]] — *American attorney and jurist; - [[wiki/MN/Paul Elmstrand|Paul Elmstrand]] — *Burnsville police officer; - [[wiki/MN/Paul Novotny|Paul Novotny]] — *American politician, member of the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2020* - [[wiki/MN/Paul Thissen|Paul Thissen]] — *American politician and jurist; - [[wiki/MN/Paul Torkelson|Paul Torkelson]] — *American politician serving in the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2009* - [[wiki/MN/Paul Utke|Paul Utke]] — Paul Utke (born December 3, 1956) is an American politician who sits in the Minnesota Senate for District 5, a seat in northwestern Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/PC 26-23|PC 26-23]] — *Coon Rapids, Minnesota, planning item that went to a city council vote on September 1, 2026* - [[wiki/MN/Peace Officer Grievance Arbitration Roster|Peace Officer Grievance Arbitration Roster]] — The project's dossier describes the Peace Officer Grievance Arbitration Roster as the Minnesota state roster of arbitrators who hear peace officer grievances. - [[wiki/MN/Peggy Bennett|Peggy Bennett]] — Peggy Bennett (born July 3, 1958) is a member of the Republican Party of Minnesota who has held a seat in the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2015. - [[wiki/MN/Peggy Flanagan|Peggy Flanagan]] — *Lieutenant governor of Minnesota (since 2019); - [[wiki/MN/Peggy Scott (politician)|Peggy Scott (politician)]] — Peggy S. - [[wiki/MN/Pennington County, Minnesota|Pennington County, Minnesota]] — Pennington County lies in the northwest of Minnesota, and its seat of government is Thief River Falls. - [[wiki/MN/Perpich v. Department of Defense|Perpich v. Department of Defense]] — *1990 United States Supreme Court decision on a governor's authority over National Guard deployment* - [[wiki/MN/Pete Stauber|Pete Stauber]] — Peter Allen Stauber (born May 10, 1966) is a Minnesota politician and a member of the Republican Party (United States). - [[wiki/MN/Peter Cahill|Peter Cahill]] — *Minnesota judge who, on September 11, 2020, disqualified Hennepin County Attorney Michael O. - [[wiki/MN/Peter E. Hanson|Peter E. Hanson]] — *American politician and businessman; - [[wiki/MN/Peter Fischer (politician)|Peter Fischer (politician)]] — *American politician serving in the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2013* - [[wiki/MN/Peter Popovich|Peter Popovich]] — *Minnesota jurist; - [[wiki/MN/Philando Castile|Philando Castile]] — *Minnesota school nutrition supervisor fatally shot by a St. - [[wiki/MN/Philip E. Brown|Philip E. Brown]] — Philip E. - [[wiki/MN/Philip Neville|Philip Neville]] — Philip Neville (November 5, 1909 – February 13, 1974) was a judge of the United States District Court for the District of Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Phyllis Kahn|Phyllis Kahn]] — Phyllis Lorberblatt Kahn (born March 23, 1937) is a former Minnesota Democratic–Farmer–Labor Party (DFL) member of the Minnesota House of Representatives. - [[wiki/MN/Pierce County, Minnesota|Pierce County, Minnesota]] — Pierce County was a county of Minnesota that existed from 1853 to 1855. - [[wiki/MN/Pilot Knob|Pilot Knob]] — *Place in Mendota, Dakota County, Minnesota, at which the Treaty of Mendota was signed on August 5, 1851.* - [[wiki/MN/Pine County, Minnesota|Pine County, Minnesota]] — Pine County lies in east-central Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Pipestone County, Minnesota|Pipestone County, Minnesota]] — Pipestone County is a county of the U.S. - [[wiki/MN/Planning and Economic Development|Planning and Economic Development]] — *Department of the City of Saint Paul, Minnesota, whose estimate of May 2020 civil-unrest losses appears in the Ramsey County at-issue record.* - [[wiki/MN/Planning Commission|Planning Commission]] — *Municipal planning commissions in the Minnesota record: the City of Saint Paul Planning Commission (2019) and the Planning Commission named in at-issue item AI-Anoka-073.* - [[wiki/MN/Polk County, Minnesota|Polk County, Minnesota]] — Polk County lies in northwestern Minnesota, on the Red River boundary with North Dakota. - [[wiki/MN/Pope County, Minnesota|Pope County, Minnesota]] — Pope County lies in Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Potter case|Potter case]] — *Minnesota prosecution of Officer Potter, convicted of manslaughter in December 2021 and sentenced in February 2022.* - [[wiki/MN/Power and Control Wheel|Power and Control Wheel]] — *Graphic of battering tactics created in Duluth, Minnesota, in the early 1980s for a court-ordered program for men who batter.* - [[wiki/MN/Prairie Island dry cask storage payments|Prairie Island dry cask storage payments]] — *Annual payments Minnesota law requires of the operator of the Prairie Island nuclear generating plant for each dry cask of spent nuclear fuel stored there.* - [[wiki/MN/Pre-Hire Justification policy|Pre-Hire Justification policy]] — *Minnesota DHS hiring policy filed as the operative exhibit in a federal Title VII challenge* - [[wiki/MN/Pretti matter, EO 26-05 ¶ 8|Pretti matter, EO 26-05 ¶ 8]] — *Case entry: a litigation matter named in paragraph 8 of Executive Order 26-05 (Minnesota)* - [[wiki/MN/Prince investigative data|Prince investigative data]] — *Carver County, Minnesota: custody and release of law enforcement data from the investigation into the death of Prince Rogers Nelson.* - [[wiki/MN/Prior Lake|Prior Lake]] — *City in Scott County, Minnesota, and the subject of three at-issue pairs in the record* - [[wiki/MN/Pristine Health|Pristine Health]] — *Minnesota organization named in a December 18, 2025 Attorney General announcement of Housing Stabilization Services indictments.* - [[wiki/MN/Propel Nonprofits|Propel Nonprofits]] — *Organization named as a co-administrator of Minnesota's Main Street Economic Revitalization appropriation.* - [[wiki/MN/Providing for a State Affirmative Action Council|Providing for a State Affirmative Action Council]] — *Providing for a State Affirmative Action Council* is a Minnesota law catalogued under that title. - [[wiki/MN/Public Employment Labor Relations Act|Public Employment Labor Relations Act]] — *Minnesota statute codified at Minn. - [[wiki/MN/Public Employment Labor Relations Act, PELRA|Public Employment Labor Relations Act, PELRA]] — The Public Employment Labor Relations Act (PELRA) is a Minnesota law on labor relations in public employment. - [[wiki/MN/Public Employment Relations Board (Minnesota)|Public Employment Relations Board (Minnesota)]] — *Minnesota state board created in 1971 to administer the Public Employment Labor Relations Act* - [[wiki/MN/Public Utilities Commission|Public Utilities Commission]] — The Minnesota Public Utilities Commission (MPUC) is a Minnesota state agency that regulates electric, natural gas and telecommunications utilities. - [[wiki/MN/R A. Randall|R A. Randall]] — R A. - [[wiki/MN/R. T. Rybak|R. T. Rybak]] — *American politician who served as mayor of Minneapolis (2002–2014) and became chief executive of the Minneapolis Foundation in 2016.* - [[wiki/MN/racial profiling study|racial profiling study]] — *2003 statewide study of Minnesota traffic stops by the Council on Crime and Justice, covering 65 jurisdictions* - [[wiki/MN/Railroad Park|Railroad Park]] — *Public park in Waverly, Wright County, Minnesota, and site of the Hubert H. - [[wiki/MN/Rajender consent decree|Rajender consent decree]] — *A 1980 consent decree, set in the project's at-issue record beside later litigation over the same hiring mechanism.* - [[wiki/MN/Ramsey County Attorney|Ramsey County Attorney]] — The Ramsey County Attorney is the elected chief prosecutor of Ramsey County, Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Ramsey County Attorney John Choi|Ramsey County Attorney John Choi]] — *Ramsey County Attorney in Minnesota; - [[wiki/MN/Ramsey County Historical Society|Ramsey County Historical Society]] — The Ramsey County Historical Society is a Minnesota historical society that publishes a Dakota Land Acknowledgement. - [[wiki/MN/Ramsey County order removing an Otto Bremer Trust trustee, April 29, 2022|Ramsey County order removing an Otto Bremer Trust trustee, April 29, 2022]] — *Ramsey County, Minnesota, court order of April 29, 2022, removing a trustee of the Otto Bremer Trust.* - [[wiki/MN/Ramsey County Sheriff|Ramsey County Sheriff]] — The Ramsey County sheriff heads the county's elected law-enforcement office in Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Ramsey County Sheriff's Office|Ramsey County Sheriff's Office]] — *Sheriff's office of Ramsey County, Minnesota; - [[wiki/MN/Ramsey County, Minnesota|Ramsey County, Minnesota]] — Ramsey County is a county of Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Ray W. Jones|Ray W. Jones]] — Ray Williams Jones (April 5, 1855 – August 1, 1919) held office as the 16th Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Reclaim Local Control Act|Reclaim Local Control Act]] — *Proposed federal bill (H.R. - [[wiki/MN/ReConnect Rondo|ReConnect Rondo]] — *Saint Paul organization associated with a proposed land bridge over Interstate 94 in the Rondo neighborhood.* - [[wiki/MN/Red Lake County, Minnesota|Red Lake County, Minnesota]] — Red Lake County lies in northwestern Minnesota, with its county seat at Red Lake Falls. - [[wiki/MN/Redwood County, Minnesota|Redwood County, Minnesota]] — Redwood County lies in the U.S. - [[wiki/MN/Refugee Resettlement Programs Office|Refugee Resettlement Programs Office]] — *Office of the Minnesota Department of Human Services for refugee resettlement* - [[wiki/MN/removal hearing|removal hearing]] — *An event in the Minnesota record, documented in one at-issue entry about a county attorney's walkout and a six-week continuance.* - [[wiki/MN/Rensselaer Nelson|Rensselaer Nelson]] — Rensselaer Russell Nelson (May 12, 1826 – October 15, 1904) sat on the United States District Court for the District of Minnesota from the month of statehood in 1858 until he retired in… - [[wiki/MN/Renville County, Minnesota|Renville County, Minnesota]] — Renville County is a county in the U.S. - [[wiki/MN/Reparations Commission|Reparations Commission]] — *Advisory commission of the City of Saint Paul, established by ordinance in 2023* - [[wiki/MN/Republican Party of Minnesota|Republican Party of Minnesota]] — The Republican Party of Minnesota, founded in 1855, is the Minnesota branch of the Republican Party (United States) and the oldest political party still active in Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Requirements for agency affirmative action plans|Requirements for agency affirmative action plans]] — *Minnesota statutory requirement on state-agency hiring, cited in a pending federal Title VII suit* - [[wiki/MN/Resolution 21-77|Resolution 21-77]] — *Saint Paul City Council resolution of January 13, 2021 apologizing for institutional and structural racism* - [[wiki/MN/Respect for Marriage Act|Respect for Marriage Act]] — *Federal statute (H.R. - [[wiki/MN/Rethinking I-94|Rethinking I-94]] — *A Minnesota Department of Transportation planning process for the Interstate 94 corridor through the Rondo neighborhood, as documented in the agency's project page, a news release and… - [[wiki/MN/Retsel Real Estate|Retsel Real Estate]] — *Organization named in a December 18, 2025 Minnesota Attorney General announcement of Housing Stabilization Services indictments.* - [[wiki/MN/Rex D. Stacey|Rex D. Stacey]] — Rex D. - [[wiki/MN/Reynaldo Aligada|Reynaldo Aligada]] — Reynaldo Aligada (born July 8, 1976) is a lawyer and an associate justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court. - [[wiki/MN/Rice County, Minnesota|Rice County, Minnesota]] — Rice County is one of the counties of Minnesota, in the south-central part of the state. - [[wiki/MN/Rich Draheim|Rich Draheim]] — Rich Draheim (born April 27, 1969) is a politician who sits in the Minnesota Senate for District 22, a district in south-central Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Rick Hansen (politician)|Rick Hansen (politician)]] — *American politician serving in the Minnesota House of Representatives (DFL, District 53B)* - [[wiki/MN/RKMC Foundation for Children|RKMC Foundation for Children]] — *Supporting organization created in 1998 from a Robins, Kaplan, Miller & Ciresi gift to the Minneapolis Foundation* - [[wiki/MN/Rob Farnsworth|Rob Farnsworth]] — *Subject record limited to a cached Wikipedia entry; - [[wiki/MN/Rob Kupec|Rob Kupec]] — Robert J. - [[wiki/MN/Robert Bierman (politician)|Robert Bierman (politician)]] — *American politician serving in the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2019* - [[wiki/MN/Robert J. Kressel|Robert J. Kressel]] — Robert J. - [[wiki/MN/Robert Sheran|Robert Sheran]] — Robert Sheran is the subject of a biography page published by the Minnesota Judicial Branch, hosted on the Branch's library guide site for Minnesota courts. - [[wiki/MN/Robert W. Mattson Jr|Robert W. Mattson Jr]] — Robert W. - [[wiki/MN/Rock County, Minnesota|Rock County, Minnesota]] — Rock County occupies the southwestern corner of Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Roger J. Nierengarten|Roger J. Nierengarten]] — Roger J. - [[wiki/MN/Roger L. Dell|Roger L. Dell]] — *Minnesota lawyer and chief justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court (1953–1962)* - [[wiki/MN/Roger M. Klaphake|Roger M. Klaphake]] — Roger M. - [[wiki/MN/Roger Skraba|Roger Skraba]] — *American politician serving in the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2023* - [[wiki/MN/Ron Kresha|Ron Kresha]] — Ron Kresha (born December 16, 1969) is a member of the Minnesota House of Representatives, where he has sat since 2013 as a member of the Republican Party of Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Ron Latz|Ron Latz]] — Ronald Steven Latz (born August 9, 1963) is a Minnesota lawyer and a Minnesota Democratic–Farmer–Labor Party (DFL) member of the Minnesota Senate. - [[wiki/MN/Rondo|Rondo]] — *Historically African American neighborhood of Saint Paul, Minnesota, through which Interstate 94 was built between 1956 and 1968.* - [[wiki/MN/Rondo Commemorative Plaza|Rondo Commemorative Plaza]] — *A commemorative plaza in Ramsey County, Minnesota, opened in July 2018 to commemorate the Rondo community destroyed by urban renewal and freeway construction.* - [[wiki/MN/Rondo land bridge|Rondo land bridge]] — *Proposed land bridge in Ramsey County, Minnesota, intended as a remedy for the destruction of Rondo; - [[wiki/MN/Rondo–St. Anthony Improvement Association|Rondo–St. Anthony Improvement Association]] — *A Minnesota community organization founded in 1955, recorded in one at-issue pair concerning a 1959 highway statute.* - [[wiki/MN/Rosalie E. Wahl|Rosalie E. Wahl]] — *American lawyer and jurist; - [[wiki/MN/Roseau County, Minnesota|Roseau County, Minnesota]] — Roseau County lies in northwestern Minnesota on the international border with Canada, and its seat is the city of Roseau. - [[wiki/MN/Rosemount|Rosemount]] — *City in Dakota County, Minnesota, on the southern edge of the Twin Cities metropolitan area.* - [[wiki/MN/Roy Wilkins Center for Human Relations and Social Justice|Roy Wilkins Center for Human Relations and Social Justice]] — *Research center of the Hubert H. - [[wiki/MN/Royal A. Stone|Royal A. Stone]] — *American jurist; - [[wiki/MN/Rudy Perpich|Rudy Perpich]] — *Democratic-Farmer-Labor governor of Minnesota (1976–1979 and 1983–1991), under whom Minn. - [[wiki/MN/Rule 2911.6500|Rule 2911.6500]] — *Minnesota Department of Corrections rule cited in the June 2025 inspection of the Dakota County jail for unlogged refrigerated-medication temperatures.* - [[wiki/MN/Rule 2911.6800|Rule 2911.6800]] — Rule 2911.6800 is the rule under which Minnesota Department of Corrections inspectors cited a mandatory violation at the Dakota County jail in an inspection conducted July 12–21, 2023. - [[wiki/MN/Rule 8.4(d)|Rule 8.4(d)]] — *Provision of the Minnesota Rules of Professional Conduct under which the Minnesota Supreme Court publicly reprimanded a county attorney in 2009.* - [[wiki/MN/Russell A. Anderson|Russell A. Anderson]] — Russell A. - [[wiki/MN/Safari Restaurant|Safari Restaurant]] — *Minneapolis restaurant that a federal prosecutors' release says received more than $16 million in Federal Child Nutrition Program funds in the Feeding Our Future case.* - [[wiki/MN/Saint Paul & Minnesota Foundation|Saint Paul & Minnesota Foundation]] — *Minnesota community foundation, formed through the 2020 merger of the Saint Paul Foundation and the Minnesota Community Foundation* - [[wiki/MN/Saint Paul City Council|Saint Paul City Council]] — *Governing body of Saint Paul, Minnesota, a seven-member, ward-elected council within a strong mayor–council government.* - [[wiki/MN/Saint Paul Housing Authority|Saint Paul Housing Authority]] — *Housing agency in Saint Paul, Minnesota, that acquired Rondo neighborhood parcels for Interstate 94 between 1954 and 1956.* - [[wiki/MN/Saint Paul Police Department|Saint Paul Police Department]] — The Saint Paul Police Department (SPPD) serves as the principal law enforcement agency for the City of Saint Paul, Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Saint Paul Public Schools|Saint Paul Public Schools]] — Saint Paul Public Schools (SPPS, Independent School District 625) is the public school district of Saint Paul, Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Saint Paul, Minnesota|Saint Paul, Minnesota]] — *Agency record: capital city of Minnesota and seat of Ramsey County.* - [[wiki/MN/Sam Ervin|Sam Ervin]] — *Democratic United States senator from North Carolina, named in the* Congressional Record *of February 22, 1972, in the Senate's school-busing dispute.* - [[wiki/MN/Sam Hanson|Sam Hanson]] — *American lawyer and former associate justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court* - [[wiki/MN/SAM.gov|SAM.gov]] — SAM.gov, the System for Award Management, is a federal-procurement public registry. - [[wiki/MN/SAM.gov registrations of the State of Minnesota|SAM.gov registrations of the State of Minnesota]] — *Federal reporting and planning requirements that apply to state recipients, in the absence of any registration record for the State of Minnesota.* - [[wiki/MN/Samakab Hussein|Samakab Hussein]] — *American politician serving in the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2023* - [[wiki/MN/Samantha Sencer-Mura|Samantha Sencer-Mura]] — *American politician serving in the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2023* - [[wiki/MN/Samantha Vang|Samantha Vang]] — Samantha Vang (born 1993 or 1994) has represented District 38B in the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2019 as a member of the Minnesota Democratic–Farmer–Labor Party (DFL). - [[wiki/MN/Samuel B. Wilson|Samuel B. Wilson]] — *Minnesota lawyer and judge; - [[wiki/MN/Samuel Medary|Samuel Medary]] — Samuel Medary (February 25, 1801 – November 7, 1864) owned and edited newspapers in Ohio and held territorial office under federal appointment. - [[wiki/MN/Samuel P. Jennison|Samuel P. Jennison]] — *Minnesota politician, teacher, librarian, lawyer and Union Army brigadier general (1830–1909)* - [[wiki/MN/Samuel Rinnah Van Sant|Samuel Rinnah Van Sant]] — Samuel Rinnah Van Sant (May 11, 1844 – October 3, 1936) was a Republican who was elected to the Minnesota House of Representatives in 1892 and served as its Speaker in his second term. - [[wiki/MN/Samuel Y. Gordon|Samuel Y. Gordon]] — Samuel Y. - [[wiki/MN/San Francisco Township|San Francisco Township]] — *First county seat of Carver County, Minnesota; - [[wiki/MN/Sanctuary suit, 0-25-cv-03798|Sanctuary suit, 0-25-cv-03798]] — *Federal suit over Minnesota, Minneapolis, St. - [[wiki/MN/Sandra Feist|Sandra Feist]] — *American politician serving in the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2021* - [[wiki/MN/Sandra Gardebring Ogren|Sandra Gardebring Ogren]] — Sandra Sue Bailey Gardebring Ogren (June 14, 1947 – July 20, 2010) sat as an associate justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court from 1991 to 1998. - [[wiki/MN/Sandy Pappas|Sandy Pappas]] — *Minnesota politician; - [[wiki/MN/Sarah Hennesy|Sarah Hennesy]] — Sarah E. - [[wiki/MN/Sauk Centre|Sauk Centre]] — *City in Stearns County, Minnesota, and birthplace of the novelist Sinclair Lewis* - [[wiki/MN/Savage|Savage]] — Savage is a city in Scott County, Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Scott County Attorney's Office|Scott County Attorney's Office]] — *County attorney's office in Scott County, Minnesota, named in one at-issue record pair.* - [[wiki/MN/Scott County, Minnesota|Scott County, Minnesota]] — Scott County lies in the U.S. - [[wiki/MN/Scott Dibble (politician)|Scott Dibble (politician)]] — David Scott Dibble (born August 27, 1965) is a Minnesota Democratic–Farmer–Labor Party (DFL) politician who has held a seat in the Minnesota Senate since 2003. - [[wiki/MN/Scott Van Binsbergen|Scott Van Binsbergen]] — Scott Van Binsbergen is an American politician and a member of the Republican Party (United States). - [[wiki/MN/Sean Deringer|Sean Deringer]] — Sean Deringer is the sheriff of Wright County, Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Sec. 363A.37 Certificates of compliance|Sec. 363A.37 Certificates of compliance]] — Sec. - [[wiki/MN/Self-absolution|Self-absolution]] — *Concept: the pattern in which a body that should judge conduct instead pronounces it admirable and files that pronouncement as the record.* - [[wiki/MN/Senate exoneration of Alexander Ramsey, 1854|Senate exoneration of Alexander Ramsey, 1854]] — *Subject entry: the United States Senate's 1854 exoneration of Minnesota's territorial governor on Dakota allegations of intimidation and fraud in the 1851 treaty signings.* - [[wiki/MN/Senate Minority Leader|Senate Minority Leader]] — *Title recorded differently for one former Minnesota state senator by a congressional tribute and by the Legislature's member database.* - [[wiki/MN/Sentencing Guidelines Commission|Sentencing Guidelines Commission]] — *Minnesota state agency; - [[wiki/MN/Sentencing of Aimee Bock, May 21, 2026|Sentencing of Aimee Bock, May 21, 2026]] — *Decision: sentencing of a defendant in the Feeding Our Future prosecution, Minnesota.* - [[wiki/MN/September 1, 2021|September 1, 2021]] — *Date on which Michael Freeman, Hennepin County Attorney, announced that he would not seek re-election.* - [[wiki/MN/Seymour, Sabin & Co.|Seymour, Sabin & Co.]] — Seymour, Sabin & Co. - [[wiki/MN/SF 1115 Service-disabled veteran-owned businesses state procurement and contract bid preference requirement|SF 1115 Service-disabled veteran-owned businesses state procurement and contract bid preference requirement]] — *Minnesota legislative file on a state procurement and contract bid preference for service-disabled veteran-owned businesses* - [[wiki/MN/SF 1307 Human rights certificate of compliance for public contracts issuance procedure modification|SF 1307 Human rights certificate of compliance for public contracts issuance procedure modification]] — *Minnesota legislative measure concerning the issuance procedure for human rights certificates of compliance on public contracts.* - [[wiki/MN/SF 1417 Federal disadvantaged business enterprise program waiver request requirement|SF 1417 Federal disadvantaged business enterprise program waiver request requirement]] — *A Minnesota legislative measure on waiver requests under a federal disadvantaged business enterprise program (record thin; - [[wiki/MN/SF 1602 Human rights certificates of compliance for contracts scope of application modification; bids, proposal, contract or agreement for goods and s|SF 1602 Human rights certificates of compliance for contracts scope of application modification; bids, proposal, contract or agreement for goods and s]] — *Minnesota legislation (SF 1602) concerning human rights certificates of compliance for contracts.* - [[wiki/MN/SF 1618 Minority business development appropriation|SF 1618 Minority business development appropriation]] — *SF 1618 Minority business development appropriation* is a Minnesota law article in this record. - [[wiki/MN/SF 1658 Human rights certificate of compliance and equal pay certificate requirements for public contracts modifications|SF 1658 Human rights certificate of compliance and equal pay certificate requirements for public contracts modifications]] — SF 1658 is a Minnesota legislative measure titled *Human rights certificate of compliance and equal pay certificate requirements for public contracts modifications*. - [[wiki/MN/SF 2244 Minority business development assistance services competitive grants appropriation|SF 2244 Minority business development assistance services competitive grants appropriation]] — SF 2244 Minority business development assistance services competitive grants appropriation is an item of Minnesota legislation. - [[wiki/MN/SF 2280 Contractors to obtain workforce and equal pay certificates requirement|SF 2280 Contractors to obtain workforce and equal pay certificates requirement]] — *Subject: a Minnesota law on contractors obtaining workforce and equal pay certificates.* - [[wiki/MN/SF 2435 Workforce certificates of compliance equal application to in-state and out-of-state contractors requirement|SF 2435 Workforce certificates of compliance equal application to in-state and out-of-state contractors requirement]] — *SF 2435 Workforce certificates of compliance equal application to in-state and out-of-state contractors requirement* is a Minnesota legislative requirement catalogued under that title. - [[wiki/MN/SF 2508 Workforce and equal pay certificates contractor requirement|SF 2508 Workforce and equal pay certificates contractor requirement]] — *Minnesota legislative provision on workforce and equal pay certificates for contractors* - [[wiki/MN/SF 2603 Affirmative action goals in public contracts rulemaking requirement|SF 2603 Affirmative action goals in public contracts rulemaking requirement]] — *Minnesota legislative measure on a rulemaking requirement for affirmative-action goals in public contracts* - [[wiki/MN/SF 2739 Minority business development and contract procurement appropriation|SF 2739 Minority business development and contract procurement appropriation]] — *Minnesota legislative file on minority business development and contract procurement. - [[wiki/MN/SF 2980 - Minnesota Migration Act and Minnesota Migration Act account establishment and appropriation|SF 2980 - Minnesota Migration Act and Minnesota Migration Act account establishment and appropriation]] — SF 2980 is a Minnesota legislative measure. - [[wiki/MN/SF 3083 Minority business development appropriation|SF 3083 Minority business development appropriation]] — *Minnesota legislative appropriation measure, catalogued in this record by its bill number and title.* - [[wiki/MN/SF 3639 Minority business development appropriation|SF 3639 Minority business development appropriation]] — SF 3639 Minority business development appropriation is an entry in the Minnesota record, catalogued as a Minnesota law under the title given here. - [[wiki/MN/SF 4467 Race-based, business-conscious contract procurement program establishment|SF 4467 Race-based, business-conscious contract procurement program establishment]] — SF 4467 is a Minnesota legislative measure. - [[wiki/MN/SF 737 Minority business development programs appropriation|SF 737 Minority business development programs appropriation]] — *SF 737 Minority business development programs appropriation* is a Minnesota measure, catalogued in this record as a law, whose title names an appropriation for minority business… - [[wiki/MN/Shakopee|Shakopee]] — *County seat of Scott County, Minnesota, named in two at-issue items of the record* - [[wiki/MN/Shane Mekeland|Shane Mekeland]] — Shane Mekeland (born July 28, 1969) is an American politician and a Republican member of the Minnesota House of Representatives, where he has held the District 27A seat since 2019. - [[wiki/MN/Shannon Gooden|Shannon Gooden]] — *Man identified as the shooter in the February 18, 2024 Burnsville killing of two police officers and a firefighter-paramedic; - [[wiki/MN/Shelley Buck|Shelley Buck]] — *American nonprofit executive and member of the Minnesota House of Representatives (District 47A)* - [[wiki/MN/Sherburne County Attorney's office|Sherburne County Attorney's office]] — The Sherburne County Attorney's office is the county attorney's office for Sherburne County, Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Sherburne County Community Corrections Advisory Board|Sherburne County Community Corrections Advisory Board]] — *Advisory board in Sherburne County, Minnesota; - [[wiki/MN/Sherburne County Generating Station|Sherburne County Generating Station]] — *Coal-fired power plant in Becker, Minnesota, being retired in stages and replaced by the Sherco Solar project* - [[wiki/MN/Sherburne County Jail|Sherburne County Jail]] — The Sherburne County Jail is the county detention facility at 13880 Business Center Drive NW in Elk River, Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Sherburne County Sheriff's Office|Sherburne County Sheriff's Office]] — The Sherburne County Sheriff's Office is the office of the county sheriff in Sherburne County, Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Sherburne County, Minnesota|Sherburne County, Minnesota]] — Sherburne County lies in Central Minnesota, and its seat is Elk River. - [[wiki/MN/Sherco|Sherco]] — *Sherco Generating Station, Minnesota; - [[wiki/MN/sheriff|sheriff]] — *The elected county law enforcement office, and its record in Minnesota.* - [[wiki/MN/Sheriff Brott|Sheriff Brott]] — *Sheriff of Sherburne County, Minnesota; - [[wiki/MN/Sheriff Joel Brott|Sheriff Joel Brott]] — *Sheriff of Sherburne County, Minnesota; - [[wiki/MN/Sibley County, Minnesota|Sibley County, Minnesota]] — Sibley County lies in the South Central region of Minnesota, and its seat is Gaylord. - [[wiki/MN/Signature Fund|Signature Fund]] — *Tier of named funds of $1 million or more at the Minneapolis Foundation* - [[wiki/MN/Sinclair Lewis Boyhood Home|Sinclair Lewis Boyhood Home]] — *A historic house museum and National Historic Landmark in Sauk Centre, Minnesota* - [[wiki/MN/Sinclair Lewis Interpretive Center|Sinclair Lewis Interpretive Center]] — *Place associated with Sauk Centre, Minnesota, named in one at-issue entry in the project's record.* - [[wiki/MN/Single Audit Act of 1984|Single Audit Act of 1984]] — *Federal audit records page (stub): one regulation and two clearinghouse summary records* - [[wiki/MN/Single audits of the University of Minnesota|Single audits of the University of Minnesota]] — The primary sources gathered for this record do not establish any single audit of the University of Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Skip Humphrey|Skip Humphrey]] — *Former Minnesota Attorney General and state senator; - [[wiki/MN/Smallwood|Smallwood]] — *Defendant in a 1998 Minnesota Court of Appeals reversal arising from Dakota County.* - [[wiki/MN/Sosa-Celis matter, EO 26-05 ¶ 8|Sosa-Celis matter, EO 26-05 ¶ 8]] — The Sosa-Celis matter is one of three matters in live litigation that paragraph 8 of Executive Order 26-05 carves out by name. - [[wiki/MN/South Washington County Schools|South Washington County Schools]] — *Public school district in Washington County, Minnesota; - [[wiki/MN/Southwest Light Rail|Southwest Light Rail]] — *Light-rail transit project in Minnesota, built under the Metropolitan Council and reviewed by the Office of the Legislative Auditor in 2011 and 2023.* - [[wiki/MN/special benefit levy|special benefit levy]] — *A property-tax levy adopted for the Dakota County CDA under Minn. - [[wiki/MN/Spencer Igo|Spencer Igo]] — *American politician serving in the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2021* - [[wiki/MN/St. Anthony Village|St. Anthony Village]] — *A city in Hennepin and Ramsey counties, Minnesota, and the defendant in a 2014 federal RLUIPA suit over a 2012 land-use denial.* - [[wiki/MN/St. Cloud|St. Cloud]] — *City on the Mississippi River in central Minnesota; - [[wiki/MN/St. Cloud Police Department|St. Cloud Police Department]] — The St. - [[wiki/MN/St. Cloud Social Justice Academy|St. Cloud Social Justice Academy]] — *A school in Waite Park, Minnesota, whose name, location and authorizer sit with separate bodies.* - [[wiki/MN/St. Cloud State|St. Cloud State]] — *Public university in St. - [[wiki/MN/St. Cloud State University|St. Cloud State University]] — *Public university in St. - [[wiki/MN/St. Croix Boom|St. Croix Boom]] — The St. - [[wiki/MN/St. Elizabeth Ann Seton|St. Elizabeth Ann Seton]] — St. - [[wiki/MN/St. John's Abbey|St. John's Abbey]] — *Monastic community in Collegeville, Minnesota, that released files in 2016 on eighteen monks accused of abusing children.* - [[wiki/MN/St. Louis County, Minnesota|St. Louis County, Minnesota]] — St. - [[wiki/MN/St. Paul Public School District|St. Paul Public School District]] — *Minnesota public school district, named in the record as the comparison point for a restaurant site's meal claims.* - [[wiki/MN/Star Autism Center|Star Autism Center]] — *Minnesota organization named in the Attorney General's December 18, 2025 Housing Stabilization Services indictment announcement* - [[wiki/MN/Star of the North|Star of the North]] — *Charter school with a campus in East Bethel, Minnesota, named in two at-issue pairs in the Anoka package.* - [[wiki/MN/Star Tribune|Star Tribune]] — The Minnesota Star Tribune is a daily newspaper published in Minneapolis. - [[wiki/MN/state auditor|state auditor]] — The state auditor is a statewide elected office in Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/State Government Pay Equity Act|State Government Pay Equity Act]] — Minnesota's 1982 law requiring equitable pay between female-dominated, male-dominated and balanced classes of executive-branch jobs — its text, its authors and votes, its implementation… - [[wiki/MN/State of Minnesota Executive Branch Affirmative Action Biennial Report (FY2023-2024)|State of Minnesota Executive Branch Affirmative Action Biennial Report (FY2023-2024)]] — *Biennial report on affirmative action in the Minnesota executive branch, covering fiscal years 2023 and 2024.* - [[wiki/MN/Stearns County Attorney's Office|Stearns County Attorney's Office]] — *Office of the Stearns County Attorney, the county prosecutor for Stearns County, Minnesota; - [[wiki/MN/Stearns County Board|Stearns County Board]] — *County board of Stearns County, Minnesota; - [[wiki/MN/Stearns County Sheriff|Stearns County Sheriff]] — The Stearns County Sheriff heads the sheriff's office of Stearns County, Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Stearns County, Minnesota|Stearns County, Minnesota]] — Stearns County lies in central Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Steele County, Minnesota|Steele County, Minnesota]] — Steele County is a county in the U.S. - [[wiki/MN/Stephen Miller (Minnesota politician)|Stephen Miller (Minnesota politician)]] — Stephen Miller (January 7, 1816 – August 18, 1881) was a member of the Republican Party (United States) who served as the fourth Governor of Minnesota, from January 11, 1864, to January… - [[wiki/MN/Steve Cwodzinski|Steve Cwodzinski]] — Steve A. - [[wiki/MN/Steve Drazkowski|Steve Drazkowski]] — Steve Drazkowski (born November 27, 1964) is a Republican member of the Minnesota Senate and holds the District 20 seat. - [[wiki/MN/Steve Elkins (politician)|Steve Elkins (politician)]] — *Member of the Minnesota House of Representatives (DFL) for District 50B since 2019* - [[wiki/MN/Steve Gander|Steve Gander]] — *American Republican politician and optometrist; - [[wiki/MN/Steve Green (politician)|Steve Green (politician)]] — Steve Green (born May 28, 1960) is a member of the Minnesota Senate, where he represents District 2 for the Republican Party of Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Steve Simon|Steve Simon]] — Stephen Frederick Simon (born December 12, 1969) is a Minnesota politician of the Minnesota Democratic–Farmer–Labor Party (DFL) who holds office as the state's 22nd Minnesota Secretary… - [[wiki/MN/Stevens County, Minnesota|Stevens County, Minnesota]] — Stevens County lies in the U.S. - [[wiki/MN/Stillwater|Stillwater]] — *City and county seat of Washington County, Minnesota; - [[wiki/MN/Stillwater Convention|Stillwater Convention]] — *An 1848 convention of settlers at Stillwater that petitioned Congress for the organization of Minnesota Territory.* - [[wiki/MN/Stillwater Lift Bridge|Stillwater Lift Bridge]] — *Vertical-lift highway bridge built in 1931, closed to vehicle traffic in 2017.* - [[wiki/MN/Stillwater prison|Stillwater prison]] — The Minnesota Correctional Facility – Stillwater (MCF-STW) is a men's state prison in Bayport, Minnesota, run at the close-custody (level 4) security grade. - [[wiki/MN/STRIDE Academy|STRIDE Academy]] — *Minnesota charter school; - [[wiki/MN/Susan Gaertner|Susan Gaertner]] — Susan Gaertner was Ramsey County Attorney from 1995 to 2011. - [[wiki/MN/Susan Pha|Susan Pha]] — Susan Kaying Pha is a businesswoman and politician who holds the 38th district seat in the Minnesota Senate. - [[wiki/MN/Susan Richard Nelson|Susan Richard Nelson]] — Susan Beth Richard Nelson (born March 22, 1952) sits as a senior district judge on the United States District Court for the District of Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Susanne C. Sedgwick|Susanne C. Sedgwick]] — Susanne C. - [[wiki/MN/Swift County, Minnesota|Swift County, Minnesota]] — Swift County is a county in west central Minnesota whose seat is Benson. - [[wiki/MN/Sydney Jordan (politician)|Sydney Jordan (politician)]] — *American politician serving in the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2020* - [[wiki/MN/Targeted group business program (Minnesota)|Targeted group business program (Minnesota)]] — Minnesota's state-procurement preference program for small businesses majority owned and operated by women, persons with substantial physical disabilities or specific minorities — its… - [[wiki/MN/Terry Stier|Terry Stier]] — *American politician; - [[wiki/MN/The Advocates for Human Rights|The Advocates for Human Rights]] — The Advocates for Human Rights is a nongovernmental organization headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/The Minnesota Star Tribune|The Minnesota Star Tribune]] — The Minnesota Star Tribune appears in this record as a source of news reporting. - [[wiki/MN/The Prison Mirror|The Prison Mirror]] — *Newspaper published by incarcerated people at the Minnesota state prison in Stillwater since 1887.* - [[wiki/MN/Theodora Gaïtas|Theodora Gaïtas]] — *American lawyer and jurist; - [[wiki/MN/Theodore Christianson|Theodore Christianson]] — Theodore Christianson (September 12, 1883 – December 9, 1948) was the 21st person to hold the office of Governor of Minnesota, serving from January 6, 1925, to January 6, 1931. - [[wiki/MN/Theordore Christianson|Theordore Christianson]] — Theodore Christianson was a governor of Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Thomas Canty (judge)|Thomas Canty (judge)]] — *American jurist who served on the Minnesota Supreme Court from 1894 to 1899* - [[wiki/MN/Thomas D. O'Brien|Thomas D. O'Brien]] — *Minnesota lawyer, county attorney, insurance commissioner and state supreme court justice (1859–1935)* - [[wiki/MN/Thomas F. Gallagher|Thomas F. Gallagher]] — *Justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court (1943–1967) and Democratic Party candidate for governor (1938)* - [[wiki/MN/Thomas Frankson|Thomas Frankson]] — *Minnesota lawyer, real estate developer and politician; - [[wiki/MN/Thomas G. Forsberg|Thomas G. Forsberg]] — *Subject of an English Wikipedia article; - [[wiki/MN/Thomas H. Armstrong|Thomas H. Armstrong]] — Thomas Henry Armstrong (February 6, 1829 – December 29, 1891) was a banker, lawyer and legislator in Minnesota who held office as the state's fifth Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Thomas J. Kalitowski|Thomas J. Kalitowski]] — Thomas J. - [[wiki/MN/Thomas Lane|Thomas Lane]] — *Minneapolis police officer present at the murder of George Floyd in 2020.* - [[wiki/MN/Thomas Poch|Thomas Poch]] — Thomas Poch is the subject of an article on the English Wikipedia, retrieved for this record on 26 October 2026 and licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. - [[wiki/MN/Thrive MSP 2040|Thrive MSP 2040]] — *Metropolitan Council thirty-year regional guide for the seven-county metropolitan area of Minnesota, replaced by Imagine 2050 in 2025.* - [[wiki/MN/Tier 1 Environmental Impact Statement|Tier 1 Environmental Impact Statement]] — *A Minnesota Department of Transportation review document, named in one at-issue record entry on the Rondo land bridge.* - [[wiki/MN/Tim O'Driscoll|Tim O'Driscoll]] — Timothy J. - [[wiki/MN/Tim Pawlenty|Tim Pawlenty]] — Timothy James Pawlenty (born November 27, 1960) is a Minnesota politician and lawyer. - [[wiki/MN/Tim Walz|Tim Walz]] — *Governor of Minnesota (2019–present); - [[wiki/MN/Tina Liebling|Tina Liebling]] — *Minnesota attorney and member of the Minnesota House of Representatives (DFL, District 24B)* - [[wiki/MN/Tina Smith|Tina Smith]] — *United States senator from Minnesota (2018–present); - [[wiki/MN/Todd County, Minnesota|Todd County, Minnesota]] — Todd County lies in central Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Tom Dippel|Tom Dippel]] — *American politician; - [[wiki/MN/Tom Emmer|Tom Emmer]] — Minnesota House member, 2010 Republican nominee for governor, United States representative from Minnesota's Sixth District and House Majority Whip, on the November 3, 2026 ballot for… - [[wiki/MN/Tom Johnson|Tom Johnson]] — *Hennepin County Attorney (1979–1991); - [[wiki/MN/Tom Kelly|Tom Kelly]] — Tom Kelly is a former county attorney of Wright County, Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Tom Murphy (Minnesota politician)|Tom Murphy (Minnesota politician)]] — *American politician serving in the Minnesota House of Representatives since 2023* - [[wiki/MN/Tony N. Leung|Tony N. Leung]] — Tony N. - [[wiki/MN/Torrey Westrom|Torrey Westrom]] — *American businessman and Republican member of the Minnesota Senate for District 12* - [[wiki/MN/Tou Thao|Tou Thao]] — *Officer present at the May 25, 2020 detention and killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis* - [[wiki/MN/Tou Xiong|Tou Xiong]] — Tou Xiong (born 1989/1990) is an American politician who represents District 44 in the Minnesota Senate as a member of the Minnesota Democratic–Farmer–Labor Party (DFL). - [[wiki/MN/Transportation civil-rights certifications of the State of Minnesota|Transportation civil-rights certifications of the State of Minnesota]] — *Federal nondiscrimination certifications and reporting requirements bearing on the State of Minnesota* - [[wiki/MN/Traverse County, Minnesota|Traverse County, Minnesota]] — Traverse County is a county on the western edge of the U.S. - [[wiki/MN/Traverse des Sioux traders'-paper transaction, 1851|Traverse des Sioux traders'-paper transaction, 1851]] — *The 1851 Traverse des Sioux traders'-paper transaction and the U.S. - [[wiki/MN/TRUTH Project|TRUTH Project]] — *University of Minnesota and Minnesota Indian Affairs Council project whose final report is dated April 11, 2023* - [[wiki/MN/TRUTH Project Final Report, 2023|TRUTH Project Final Report, 2023]] — *Report of the University of Minnesota and the Minnesota Indian Affairs Council, dated April 11, 2023* - [[wiki/MN/TRUTH Report|TRUTH Report]] — *A 2023 report on the University of Minnesota's history with Native Americans, published by the TRUTH Project and hosted by the Minnesota Indian Affairs Council.* - [[wiki/MN/Ultimate Home Health LLC|Ultimate Home Health LLC]] — *Limited liability company named in the U.S. - [[wiki/MN/UMN Law|UMN Law]] — *Law school of the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis, whose graduates recur in Minnesota's Attorney General's office, county attorney's office, and state and federal courts.* - [[wiki/MN/United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration|United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration]] — *Multilateral relief agency through which Harlan Cleveland worked in Italy and China, 1946–1948* - [[wiki/MN/United States of America We The People Minnesota, The v. State of Minnesota (0-23-cv-03094)|United States of America We The People Minnesota, The v. State of Minnesota (0-23-cv-03094)]] — *Civil docket 0:23-cv-03094; - [[wiki/MN/United States v. City of Minneapolis, 0-25-cv-00048|United States v. City of Minneapolis, 0-25-cv-00048]] — *Federal case in the U.S. - [[wiki/MN/United States v. Minnesota|United States v. Minnesota]] — *Federal civil actions brought by the United States against Minnesota, its agencies and local governments in the District of Minnesota.* - [[wiki/MN/United States v. Minnesota Department of Education, 0-26-cv-02078|United States v. Minnesota Department of Education, 0-26-cv-02078]] — *Federal civil action under Title IX (D. - [[wiki/MN/United States v. Sant et al., 0-26-cr-00115|United States v. Sant et al., 0-26-cr-00115]] — *United States v. - [[wiki/MN/United States v. Simon|United States v. Simon]] — *Civil action in the United States District Court for the District of Minnesota, No. - [[wiki/MN/United States v. State of Minnesota (0-26-cv-00273)|United States v. State of Minnesota (0-26-cv-00273)]] — *Federal Title VII pattern-or-practice action against the State of Minnesota over its statewide affirmative-action hiring program, D. - [[wiki/MN/United States v. State of Minnesota (0-26-cv-04123)|United States v. State of Minnesota (0-26-cv-04123)]] — *Federal civil action by the United States against the State of Minnesota over state agency affirmative-action hiring* - [[wiki/MN/United States v. State of Minnesota (26-2905)|United States v. State of Minnesota (26-2905)]] — *Federal Title VII civil action (D. - [[wiki/MN/United States v. Walz|United States v. Walz]] — *Federal civil lawsuit in the District of Minnesota challenging Minnesota's in-state-tuition and North Star Promise statutes* - [[wiki/MN/United Steelworkers v. Weber|United Steelworkers v. Weber]] — *United Steelworkers v. - [[wiki/MN/University of Minnesota|University of Minnesota]] — *Public land-grant research university in the Twin Cities, Minnesota; - [[wiki/MN/University of Minnesota Law School|University of Minnesota Law School]] — *Law school of the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis; - [[wiki/MN/University of Pennsylvania|University of Pennsylvania]] — *Private Ivy League research university in Philadelphia; - [[wiki/MN/US & CFTC v. Minnesota, Walz, Ellison, DPS (+ Kalshi 0-26-cv-02778, Polymarket 0-26-cv-02841) (0-26-cv-02661)|US & CFTC v. Minnesota, Walz, Ellison, DPS (+ Kalshi 0-26-cv-02778, Polymarket 0-26-cv-02841) (0-26-cv-02661)]] — *Federal civil action, U.S. - [[wiki/MN/US v. Minnesota & Ellison (official capacity) (0-26-cv-02456)|US v. Minnesota & Ellison (official capacity) (0-26-cv-02456)]] — *Civil action brought by the United States against the State of Minnesota and Ellison in official capacity, docket 0:26-cv-02456.* - [[wiki/MN/US v. Minnesota, Minneapolis, St. Paul, Hennepin Co., Ellison, Witt (0-25-cv-03798)|US v. Minnesota, Minneapolis, St. Paul, Hennepin Co., Ellison, Witt (0-25-cv-03798)]] — *Lawsuit brought by the United States against Minnesota and others; - [[wiki/MN/US v. Steve Simon & Minnesota (0-25-cv-03761)|US v. Steve Simon & Minnesota (0-25-cv-03761)]] — *Federal civil action in the District of Minnesota, No. - [[wiki/MN/US v. Walz, Ellison, OHE, Minnesota (0-25-cv-02668)|US v. Walz, Ellison, OHE, Minnesota (0-25-cv-02668)]] — *Federal civil action brought by the United States against the State of Minnesota and named defendants.* - [[wiki/MN/Val Bjornson|Val Bjornson]] — Kristjan Valdimar "Val" Bjornson (August 29, 1906 – March 10, 1987) was a writer, newspaper editor and politician who held the office of state treasurer of Minnesota for more than twenty… - [[wiki/MN/Van Buren School|Van Buren School]] — *Grade school in Saint Paul, Minnesota, named in the record as the school where Harry Blackmun and Warren E. - [[wiki/MN/Violent Crime Coordinating Council|Violent Crime Coordinating Council]] — The Violent Crime Coordinating Council is a Minnesota body whose statute is Minn. - [[wiki/MN/Virginia Paul Holm|Virginia Paul Holm]] — *Minnesota politician; - [[wiki/MN/Vision of Peace|Vision of Peace]] — *Sculpture in the combined Saint Paul City Hall and Ramsey County Courthouse, Saint Paul, Minnesota* - [[wiki/MN/Voter ID constitutional amendment|Voter ID constitutional amendment]] — *A 2012 proposed amendment to the constitution of Minnesota on voter identification, passed by the Legislature and rejected by voters.* - [[wiki/MN/Wabasha County, Minnesota|Wabasha County, Minnesota]] — Wabasha County is a county of Minnesota whose seat is the city of Wabasha. - [[wiki/MN/Waconia|Waconia]] — Waconia is a city in Carver County, Minnesota, beside Lake Waconia, which gave the city its name. - [[wiki/MN/Waconia Brewery|Waconia Brewery]] — *Early business in Waconia, Carver County, Minnesota; - [[wiki/MN/Waconia Public Schools|Waconia Public Schools]] — *Public school district (ISD 110) in Carver and Hennepin counties, Minnesota.* - [[wiki/MN/Wadena County, Minnesota|Wadena County, Minnesota]] — Wadena County is a county in Minnesota with its seat at the city of Wadena. - [[wiki/MN/Waite Park|Waite Park]] — *A city in Stearns County, Minnesota, west of St. - [[wiki/MN/Wallace B. Douglas|Wallace B. Douglas]] — Wallace Barton Douglas (1852–1930) was a lawyer from Moorhead who held office in all three branches of Minnesota government at the state level. - [[wiki/MN/Walter F. Rogosheske|Walter F. Rogosheske]] — Walter Frederick Rogosheske (July 12, 1914 – May 15, 1998) was a Minnesota legislator and judge. - [[wiki/MN/Walter Hudson (Minnesota politician)|Walter Hudson (Minnesota politician)]] — *Republican member of the Minnesota House of Representatives from District 30A* - [[wiki/MN/Walter J. Smith|Walter J. Smith]] — Walter J. - [[wiki/MN/Walter Mondale|Walter Mondale]] — Minnesota attorney general, U.S. - [[wiki/MN/Warden's House|Warden's House]] — *A territorial-era building in Minnesota and a county museum since 1941.* - [[wiki/MN/Warren E. Burger American Inn of Court|Warren E. Burger American Inn of Court]] — The Warren E. - [[wiki/MN/Warren Limmer|Warren Limmer]] — Warren E. - [[wiki/MN/Warren Spannaus|Warren Spannaus]] — Warren Richard Spannaus (December 5, 1930 – November 27, 2017) was a Minnesota politician of the Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party (DFL). - [[wiki/MN/Waseca County, Minnesota|Waseca County, Minnesota]] — Waseca County is a county in southern Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Washington County Attorney's Office|Washington County Attorney's Office]] — The Washington County Attorney's Office is the county attorney's prosecuting office for Washington County, Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Washington County District Court|Washington County District Court]] — *Minnesota court; - [[wiki/MN/Washington County grand jury|Washington County grand jury]] — *A county grand jury whose charging decisions in two police killings, from 2015 and 2019, appear in the Minnesota at-issue record.* - [[wiki/MN/Washington County Landfill|Washington County Landfill]] — *A closed, publicly owned landfill in Lake Elmo, Minnesota, named in the State's PFAS lawsuit against 3M.* - [[wiki/MN/Washington County, Minnesota|Washington County, Minnesota]] — Washington County, whose seat is Stillwater, is the fifth-most populous of Minnesota's counties. - [[wiki/MN/Watershed districts (Minnesota)|Watershed districts (Minnesota)]] — *Category of local government unit in Minnesota listed by the Board of Water and Soil Resources.* - [[wiki/MN/Watertown-Mayer|Watertown-Mayer]] — *School district in Carver County, Minnesota, named in one at-issue record entry on federal civil-rights matters.* - [[wiki/MN/Watonwan County, Minnesota|Watonwan County, Minnesota]] — Watonwan County is a county in the U.S. - [[wiki/MN/Waverly|Waverly]] — *A city in Wright County, Minnesota, and the place where Hubert H. - [[wiki/MN/Waverly Village Hall|Waverly Village Hall]] — *A village hall in Waverly, Wright County, Minnesota, listed on the National Register of Historic Places.* - [[wiki/MN/Wayne Johnson (Minnesota politician)|Wayne Johnson (Minnesota politician)]] — *American politician; - [[wiki/MN/WCCO-TV|WCCO-TV]] — WCCO-TV, on channel 4 and branded CBS Minnesota, is licensed to Minneapolis, Minnesota, and serves the Twin Cities area. - [[wiki/MN/Wells Fargo Center|Wells Fargo Center]] — The Wells Fargo Center, formerly Norwest Center, is an office tower at 90 South 7th Street in downtown Minneapolis, Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Wendell R. Anderson|Wendell R. Anderson]] — Wendell Richard "Wendy" Anderson (February 1, 1933 – July 17, 2016) was a DFL politician from Minnesota and an Olympic hockey player. - [[wiki/MN/Wetterling case|Wetterling case]] — *The 1989 abduction of Jacob Wetterling near St. - [[wiki/MN/Wetterling family|Wetterling family]] — The Wetterling family was a party to public-records litigation. - [[wiki/MN/Wetterling investigation|Wetterling investigation]] — *Investigation into the 1989 abduction of Jacob Wetterling in St. - [[wiki/MN/Wilhelmina Wright|Wilhelmina Wright]] — *American jurist; - [[wiki/MN/Wilkin County, Minnesota|Wilkin County, Minnesota]] — Wilkin County lies along the western edge of Minnesota, across a river from North Dakota. - [[wiki/MN/William Alexander Cant|William Alexander Cant]] — William Alexander Cant (December 23, 1863 – January 12, 1933) was a federal judge on the United States District Court for the District of Minnesota from 1923 until his death in office in… - [[wiki/MN/William B. Mitchell|William B. Mitchell]] — *Minnesota lawyer, judge, and first dean of the St. - [[wiki/MN/William B. Richardson|William B. Richardson]] — William Burdette Richardson (November 10, 1874 – September 19, 1945) was a Republican Party (United States) politician in Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/William C. Christianson|William C. Christianson]] — *American jurist; - [[wiki/MN/William H. Welch (judge)|William H. Welch (judge)]] — *American jurist; - [[wiki/MN/William H. Yale|William H. Yale]] — William Hall Yale (November 12, 1831 – January 25, 1917) was a lawyer and Republican politician in Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/William Holcombe|William Holcombe]] — *United States Democratic politician and first lieutenant governor of Minnesota (1804–1870)* - [[wiki/MN/William I. Nolan|William I. Nolan]] — *Minnesota politician who served as lieutenant governor and in the U.S. - [[wiki/MN/William J. Colvill|William J. Colvill]] — William J. - [[wiki/MN/William J. Donahower|William J. Donahower]] — William James Donahower (c. - [[wiki/MN/William John Hahn|William John Hahn]] — William John Hahn (November 5, 1841 – September 23, 1902), a lawyer and politician in Minnesota, held the office of Minnesota Attorney General from 1881 to 1887. - [[wiki/MN/William Lochren|William Lochren]] — William Lochren (April 3, 1832 – January 27, 1912) sat as a judge of the United States District Court for the District of Minnesota from 1896 until 1908. - [[wiki/MN/William Nash|William Nash]] — *Hennepin County Attorney removed from office by the governor in 1920 after acquittal by a federal jury* - [[wiki/MN/William P. Murphy (judge)|William P. Murphy (judge)]] — William P. - [[wiki/MN/William Pfaender|William Pfaender]] — William Pfaender Sr. - [[wiki/MN/William Rainey Marshall|William Rainey Marshall]] — *Fifth governor of Minnesota (1866–1870), Republican, Union officer in the Civil War and the Dakota War of 1862* - [[wiki/MN/William Rush Merriam|William Rush Merriam]] — William Rush Merriam (July 26, 1849 – February 18, 1931) was an American banker and politician. - [[wiki/MN/William S. Ervin|William S. Ervin]] — *American attorney and politician from Minnesota; - [[wiki/MN/William Seeger|William Seeger]] — *German American soldier, politician and immigration official who served as Minnesota State Treasurer* - [[wiki/MN/Willis A. Gorman|Willis A. Gorman]] — *American lawyer, soldier and politician; - [[wiki/MN/Winfield Scott Hammond|Winfield Scott Hammond]] — Winfield Scott Hammond (November 17, 1863 – December 30, 1915) was an American politician of the Democratic Party (United States). - [[wiki/MN/Winona County, Minnesota|Winona County, Minnesota]] — Winona County sits in the southeastern corner of Minnesota, where the Mississippi River separates the state from Wisconsin. - [[wiki/MN/Withrow Elementary School|Withrow Elementary School]] — *Elementary school in Washington County, Minnesota, closed by a 5–2 school-board vote in March 2016.* - [[wiki/MN/Women's Advocates|Women's Advocates]] — *St. - [[wiki/MN/Women's Economic Security Act|Women's Economic Security Act]] — Minnesota's 2014 omnibus act on women's pay, leave, workplace protections and economic opportunity — its four articles, its equal pay certificate for state contractors, its authors,… - [[wiki/MN/Wood Lake|Wood Lake]] — *Site of the final battle of the U.S.–Dakota War of 1862 (September 23, 1862), and the subject of at-issue record 070.* - [[wiki/MN/Woodbury|Woodbury]] — *City in Washington County, Minnesota, eight miles east of Saint Paul.* - [[wiki/MN/Working Group|Working Group]] — *A body established by ¶ 17 of the Settlement Agreement and Order in State of Minnesota v. - [[wiki/MN/World Learner School|World Learner School]] — *Minnesota charter school in Chaska, Carver County, named in one at-issue entry on state building lease aid.* - [[wiki/MN/Wright County District Court|Wright County District Court]] — *Court of Wright County, Minnesota; - [[wiki/MN/Wright County Justice Center|Wright County Justice Center]] — *A public building in Wright County, Minnesota, whose cost and size are on the project record and whose authorization mechanism is not.* - [[wiki/MN/Wright County War|Wright County War]] — *Events of 1858–1859 in Wright County, Minnesota, ending in a lynching and a militia deployment, and the at-issue record that compares them with the Feeding Our Future prosecutions.* - [[wiki/MN/Wright County, Minnesota|Wright County, Minnesota]] — Wright County lies in the east central part of Minnesota, with its seat of government at Buffalo. - [[wiki/MN/writ of habeas corpus|writ of habeas corpus]] — *Court order for release from detention. - [[wiki/MN/Xcel|Xcel]] — *Regulated electric and natural gas utility headquartered in Minneapolis, Minnesota; - [[wiki/MN/Xp Lee|Xp Lee]] — *American politician; - [[wiki/MN/Yellow Medicine County, Minnesota|Yellow Medicine County, Minnesota]] — Yellow Medicine County lies in southwestern Minnesota, with the Minnesota River forming its eastern boundary and the state of South Dakota on its west. - [[wiki/MN/Yvonne Prettner Solon|Yvonne Prettner Solon]] — Yvonne Prettner Solon (born February 3, 1946) is a Minnesota politician of the Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party. - [[wiki/MN/Zach Duckworth|Zach Duckworth]] — Zach Duckworth (born July 1, 1987) is a Republican member of the Minnesota Senate. - [[wiki/MN/Zack Stephenson|Zack Stephenson]] — Zack Stephenson (born July 18, 1984) is a Minnesota Democratic–Farmer–Labor Party (DFL) member of the Minnesota House of Representatives. - [[wiki/MN/Zaynab Mohamed|Zaynab Mohamed]] — Zaynab M. - [[wiki/MN/§ 124E.22|§ 124E.22]] — Minnesota Statutes § 124E.22 provides state building lease aid to charter schools. - [[wiki/MN/§ 13.82|§ 13.82]] — *Minnesota statute governing law enforcement data, including active criminal investigative data.* - [[wiki/MN/§124E.22|§124E.22]] — *Minnesota statute providing state building lease aid to charter schools, capped at the lesser of 90 percent of approved cost or a per-pupil-unit limit.* ## wiki/MN/At issue (94) - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 001 - On May 8, 1968, Public Law 90-302 added|At issue 001 - On May 8, 1968, Public Law 90-302 added]] — Anchor: White House presidential action *Establishing the Task Force to Eliminate Fraud* (March 2026). - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 002 - Lyndon Johnson's remarks at the signing of the|At issue 002 - Lyndon Johnson's remarks at the signing of the]] — *At-issue pair: the 1966 signing remarks and the statutory history of the federal child nutrition programs, anchored to a 2026 White House presidential action.* - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 003 - Michael O. Freeman held the Hennepin County Attorney's|At issue 003 - Michael O. Freeman held the Hennepin County Attorney's]] — *At-issue pair: Freeman's twenty-four years as Hennepin County Attorney and the September 11, 2020 order disqualifying him from the George Floyd cases. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 004 - The Minnesota Office of the Legislative Auditor names|At issue 004 - The Minnesota Office of the Legislative Auditor names]] — *At-issue pair: the program names used by the Minnesota Office of the Legislative Auditor and the U.S. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 006 - Aimee Bock 500 months. Judge Brasel This was|At issue 006 - Aimee Bock 500 months. Judge Brasel This was]] — *At-issue record: the federal Feeding Our Future prosecution and sentencing, and the absence of a county-level prosecution in the public record located.* - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 007 - The largest single identified Feeding Our Future site|At issue 007 - The largest single identified Feeding Our Future site]] — *At-issue pair AI-007 (Block A, shock 89): Safari Restaurant, Minneapolis; - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 008 - In fiscal 2021, roughly four of every ten|At issue 008 - In fiscal 2021, roughly four of every ten]] — *Pair anchored to a March 2025 White House presidential action on fraud, waste and abuse in federal payments. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 009 - Orville Freeman submitted the legislation establishing a permanent|At issue 009 - Orville Freeman submitted the legislation establishing a permanent]] — *Paired record: Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman's April 17, 1963 submission of legislation for a permanent food stamp program, the federal nutrition statutes enacted during and… - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 010 - Eighty defendants charged. Sixty-eight convicted. The single largest|At issue 010 - Eighty defendants charged. Sixty-eight convicted. The single largest]] — *Anchor: a White House fact sheet (January 2026) on the establishment of a new Department of Justice division for national fraud enforcement. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 011 - On April 28, 2025 the Hennepin County Attorney's|At issue 011 - On April 28, 2025 the Hennepin County Attorney's]] — On April 28, 2025, the Hennepin County Attorney's Office (HCAO) put into effect a written *Negotiations Policy for Cases Involving Adult Defendants*. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 012 - DOJ 25-469, May 5, 2025 It is unconstitutional|At issue 012 - DOJ 25-469, May 5, 2025 It is unconstitutional]] — *At-issue pair: the Department of Justice's May 5, 2025 release on race in prosecutorial decisions, set beside the Hennepin County Attorney's Office's own April 28, 2025 negotiations… - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 013 - The Department closed the Hennepin investigation in February|At issue 013 - The Department closed the Hennepin investigation in February]] — *At-issue pair: the Hennepin County Attorney's Office plea-negotiation policy and the federal civil rights investigation into it (anchor: White House executive order, *Ending Illegal… - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 014 - DOJ's closure letter added a clause the county's|At issue 014 - DOJ's closure letter added a clause the county's]] — This at-issue entry concerns how the United States Department of Justice (DOJ) closed its civil rights investigation into a plea-negotiation policy of the Hennepin County Attorney's… - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 015 - Three of the last four Hennepin County Attorneys|At issue 015 - Three of the last four Hennepin County Attorneys]] — *At-issue record entry (Block B, rank 15): the law schools attended by the last four Hennepin County Attorneys.* - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 016 - The one exception to the University of Minnesota|At issue 016 - The one exception to the University of Minnesota]] — *At-issue pair: Hennepin County Attorney credentials and succession, anchored to the White House document* Ending Illegal Discrimination and Restoring Merit-Based Opportunity. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 018 - Nash's assistant took the chair in 1920, held|At issue 018 - Nash's assistant took the chair in 1920, held]] — *At-issue pair from Block B (The Prosecutorial Chair). - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 019 - The 1998 DFL gubernatorial primary was contested between|At issue 019 - The 1998 DFL gubernatorial primary was contested between]] — *At-issue pair AI-019: the 1998 DFL gubernatorial primary, its anchor document, and the block* The Prosecutorial Chair *(rank 19, shock 82).* - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 020 - In the four highest-salience police-conduct matters of Michael|At issue 020 - In the four highest-salience police-conduct matters of Michael]] — *Pair record for the Hennepin County Attorney's office, 2016–2021; - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 021 - Mohamed Noor's conviction was the first murder conviction|At issue 021 - Mohamed Noor's conviction was the first murder conviction]] — *At-issue record entry AI-021 (block B, rank 21): two charging outputs of the Hennepin County Attorney's Office, set side by side with the office's documented record and its anchor… - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 022 - A county attorney disqualified from his own case|At issue 022 - A county attorney disqualified from his own case]] — At-issue pair 22, block B, the prosecutorial chair (shock 80). - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 023 - The complete succession of the Hennepin County Attorney's|At issue 023 - The complete succession of the Hennepin County Attorney's]] — *Anchor: WH anchor (White House presidential action, March 2025); - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 024 - On June 16, 2023 the Department of Justice|At issue 024 - On June 16, 2023 the Department of Justice]] — *Pair: a federal finding of reasonable cause against the Minneapolis Police Department (June 16, 2023) and the Department's retraction of that finding (May 21, 2025), both issued by the U.S. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 025 - A 169-page consent decree was filed in United|At issue 025 - A 169-page consent decree was filed in United]] — On January 6, 2025, a 169-page consent decree providing for an independent monitor was filed in *United States v. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 026 - The Minnesota Department of Human Rights found in|At issue 026 - The Minnesota Department of Human Rights found in]] — *At-issue record pair. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 027 - The same MDHR report Black residents were 19|At issue 027 - The same MDHR report Black residents were 19]] — *Pair: Minnesota Department of Human Rights findings on Minneapolis policing (anchor: whitehouse.gov presidential action, March 2025); - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 028 - The state agreement is court-enforceable and terminates only|At issue 028 - The state agreement is court-enforceable and terminates only]] — *At-issue pair: the Minnesota Department of Human Rights' court-enforceable agreement with the Minneapolis Police Department, set against the federal findings and consent decree that the… - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 029 - DOJ opened the Minneapolis pattern-or-practice investigation on April|At issue 029 - DOJ opened the Minneapolis pattern-or-practice investigation on April]] — *At-issue pair: the federal pattern-or-practice investigation of the Minneapolis Police Department, opened April 21, 2021, and the Department of Justice's May 21, 2025 retraction of its… - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 030 - The independent evaluator for the Minneapolis agreement began|At issue 030 - The independent evaluator for the Minneapolis agreement began]] — On April 27, 2022, the Minnesota Department of Human Rights (MDHR) found probable cause that the City of Minneapolis and the Minneapolis Police Department (MPD) engaged in a pattern or… - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 031 - When DOJ retracted the Minneapolis findings it retracted|At issue 031 - When DOJ retracted the Minneapolis findings it retracted]] — *At-issue pair anchored to the White House presidential action of March 2025; - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 032 - The DOJ findings report on Minneapolis runs 89|At issue 032 - The DOJ findings report on Minneapolis runs 89]] — *At-issue pair: the U.S. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 033 - DOJ's 2023 finding included that MPD unlawfully discriminates|At issue 033 - DOJ's 2023 finding included that MPD unlawfully discriminates]] — *At issue record: two government findings on the Minneapolis Police Department's treatment of Black and Native American residents, one of which was later retracted by the federal government* - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 034 - The MDHR charge was filed June 1, 2020|At issue 034 - The MDHR charge was filed June 1, 2020]] — *At-issue pair: the Minnesota Department of Human Rights charge against the City of Minneapolis and its police department, set against the federal pattern-or-practice instruments and… - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 035 - Hennepin County is first in the United States|At issue 035 - Hennepin County is first in the United States]] — *At-issue pair from the Freeman Apex dossier (§V.a), anchored to the White House presidential action of March 2025 on fraud, waste and abuse in federal disbursements.* - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 036 - On July 24, 2025 the insurer at that|At issue 036 - On July 24, 2025 the insurer at that]] — *At-issue pair AI-036: a Hennepin County Medicare insurer's public statement on federal criminal and civil requests, set beside the county's federal-dollar ranking. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 037 - Hennepin County holds 22.0 of Minnesota's population and|At issue 037 - Hennepin County holds 22.0 of Minnesota's population and]] — *At-issue record AI-037, anchored to the White House presidential action of March 2025 on protecting the federal bank account against fraud, waste and abuse; - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 038 - The Minneapolis metro ranks first among the fifty|At issue 038 - The Minneapolis metro ranks first among the fifty]] — *At-issue entry AI-038, Block D (the booking-address economy), shock rating 75; - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 039 - The Ameriprise Financial Center 31 stories, 960,000 square|At issue 039 - The Ameriprise Financial Center 31 stories, 960,000 square]] — At-issue pair 039, Block D, "The booking-address economy." Anchor document: the White House presidential action *Restoring Integrity to America's Financial System* (May 2026). - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 040 - The Wells Fargo Center sold in December 2024|At issue 040 - The Wells Fargo Center sold in December 2024]] — The Wells Fargo Center, a building at 90 S 7th St in Minneapolis, was reported sold in December 2024 for $85 million. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 041 - Minneapolis metro office vacancy reached 25.2 in the|At issue 041 - Minneapolis metro office vacancy reached 25.2 in the]] — *At-issue pair AI-041: CBRE's* Minneapolis Office Figures Q1 2026 *and the White House anchor document* Restoring Integrity to America's Financial System *(May 2026). - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 042 - Downtown Minneapolis office vacancy stood at roughly 28.7|At issue 042 - Downtown Minneapolis office vacancy stood at roughly 28.7]] — *At-issue pair AI-042 (block D, *The booking-address economy*), anchored to a White House presidential action; - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 043 - The county's 2026 property tax levy rose 7.79|At issue 043 - The county's 2026 property tax levy rose 7.79]] — *At-issue pair: Hennepin County's 2026 property tax levy increase, set beside the entry's statement about the county's commercial base.* - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 045 - A mixed-use tower in Minneapolis was among the|At issue 045 - A mixed-use tower in Minneapolis was among the]] — *At-issue pair: a national commercial-mortgage delinquency ranking and a national federal-receipts ranking, Minneapolis and Hennepin County, Minnesota.* - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 046 - Five Metropolitan Council districts lie entirely inside Hennepin|At issue 046 - Five Metropolitan Council districts lie entirely inside Hennepin]] — *At issue record AI-046, block E (governance the county cannot reach); - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 047 - In January 2011 the Office of the Legislative|At issue 047 - In January 2011 the Office of the Legislative]] — In January 2011 the Office of the Legislative Auditor (Minnesota) (OLA) published *Governance of Transit in the Twin Cities Region*. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 048 - The 2011 audit also found that stakeholders did|At issue 048 - The 2011 audit also found that stakeholders did]] — *Anchor: a March 2025 White House presidential action on fraud, waste and abuse. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 049 - The 2023 audit found the Metropolitan Council let|At issue 049 - The 2023 audit found the Metropolitan Council let]] — The Minnesota Office of the Legislative Auditor (Minnesota) (OLA) reported in March 2023 on Southwest Light Rail Transit construction and on the decisions the Metropolitan Council… - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 050 - Metropolitan Council members' terms expire with the governor's|At issue 050 - Metropolitan Council members' terms expire with the governor's]] — *At-issue pair from BLOCK E (Governance the county cannot reach), anchored to the White House presidential action of March 2025 on information silos.* - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 051 - On January 7, 2022, five of Hennepin County's|At issue 051 - On January 7, 2022, five of Hennepin County's]] — According to the Star Tribune, on January 7, 2022, five of the seven commissioners of Hennepin County, Minnesota publicly called for Sheriff David Hutchinson to resign. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 052 - The sheriff crashed a county SUV at roughly|At issue 052 - The sheriff crashed a county SUV at roughly]] — David Hutchinson, sheriff of Hennepin County, Minnesota, crashed a government-issued SUV on I-94 near Alexandria on December 8, 2021, reportedly at about 120 miles per hour with a blood… - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 053 - I refuse to be pushed out of my|At issue 053 - I refuse to be pushed out of my]] — This pair is drawn from §V.b of the research dossier *Freeman Apex Dossier* (2026-09-02). - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 054 - Hennepin County's Sheriff and County Attorney are separately|At issue 054 - Hennepin County's Sheriff and County Attorney are separately]] — *At-issue pair: Hennepin County's elected-versus-appointed office structure, paired with a March 2025 White House presidential action on information silos.* - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 055 - Seven commissioners for 1.28 million residents roughly 185,000|At issue 055 - Seven commissioners for 1.28 million residents roughly 185,000]] — *Anchor: "WH anchor" (White House presidential action, March 2025); - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 056 - Counting the public hospital, the Hennepin County board's|At issue 056 - Counting the public hospital, the Hennepin County board's]] — *At-issue pair from Block E of the record (governance the county cannot reach), anchored to the March 2025 White House presidential action on fraud, waste and abuse.* - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 057 - Law, Safety and Justice is about 15 of|At issue 057 - Law, Safety and Justice is about 15 of]] — *At-issue pair: Hennepin County 2026 budget categories; - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 058 - Every Hennepin County budget PDF and the county's|At issue 058 - Every Hennepin County budget PDF and the county's]] — This at-issue entry records an access problem with the financial records of Hennepin County, Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 059 - Hennepin County is named for a man the|At issue 059 - Hennepin County is named for a man the]] — *Pair: Hennepin County's naming history on its own history page, set against the Minnesota Historical Society's account of Louis Hennepin. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 060 - Hennepin County's own history page describes Zebulon Pike|At issue 060 - Hennepin County's own history page describes Zebulon Pike]] — *At-issue pair: the Hennepin County history page compared with the 1805 Pike Treaty record. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 061 - Pike valued the land at $200,000 in his|At issue 061 - Pike valued the land at $200,000 in his]] — *Pair: the 1805 Pike Treaty's recorded land value against what changed hands, and the 1856 Senate committee finding on the Dakota's view of the agreement. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 062 - The Minnesota Historical Society's own reference work uses|At issue 062 - The Minnesota Historical Society's own reference work uses]] — *At-issue pair 062, Block F (The Land and the Name): the Minnesota Historical Society's reference entry on the stockade below Fort Snelling, 1862–1863.* - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 063 - At Traverse des Sioux on July 23, 1851|At issue 063 - At Traverse des Sioux on July 23, 1851]] — *At issue record: the 1851 Treaty of Traverse des Sioux and an unread third document presented after the treaty copies were signed.* - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 064 - The 1851 treaties of Traverse des Sioux and|At issue 064 - The 1851 treaties of Traverse des Sioux and]] — *At-issue pair (block F, "The land and the name"): the 1851 Dakota land cessions set beside Hennepin County's 2024 economic output, anchored to a May 2026 White House presidential action.* - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 065 - The 1837 Dakota treaty routed $90,000 to fur|At issue 065 - The 1837 Dakota treaty routed $90,000 to fur]] — *At issue record from the Freeman Apex Dossier §VI, anchored to the White House presidential action* Restoring Integrity to America's Financial System *(May 2026).* - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 066 - Bdote where two waters come together is where|At issue 066 - Bdote where two waters come together is where]] — *At issue record entry AI-066, block F (The Land and the Name) of the Minnesota record, anchored to the White House presidential action* Stopping Waste, Fraud, and Abuse by Eliminating… - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 067 - Hennepin County was established by the Territorial Legislature|At issue 067 - Hennepin County was established by the Territorial Legislature]] — *Pair: the county's 1852 establishment and naming decision, set against the record on its namesake and on the land.* - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 068 - Louis Hennepin was captured by a Dakota party|At issue 068 - Louis Hennepin was captured by a Dakota party]] — *At-issue pair: the 1680 captivity of Hennepin County's namesake, set beside the county's own history page and the later Dakota land cessions.* - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 069 - The two standard references disagree on when the|At issue 069 - The two standard references disagree on when the]] — *At issue 069 (Block F, *The Land and the Name*), anchored to the White House presidential action* Stopping Waste, Fraud, and Abuse by Eliminating Information Silos *(March 2025).* - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 072 - The FDA found the Hennepin Healthcare protocols excluded|At issue 072 - The FDA found the Hennepin Healthcare protocols excluded]] — *At-issue pair anchored to the federal instrument cited in the record; - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 073 - The FDA found one Hennepin Healthcare protocol pre-specified|At issue 073 - The FDA found one Hennepin Healthcare protocol pre-specified]] — *At-issue pair AI-073: a claim, attributed to the U.S. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 074 - The FDA inspections at Hennepin Healthcare occurred in|At issue 074 - The FDA inspections at Hennepin Healthcare occurred in]] — *At issue record AI-074 (block G, rank 74): the April 2019 FDA inspections of Hennepin Healthcare set beside the May 2021 warning letters, anchored to a March 2025 federal directive on… - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 075 - No Department of Justice action, no HHS Office|At issue 075 - No Department of Justice action, no HHS Office]] — *At-issue entry: the public enforcement record for the Hennepin Healthcare sedation studies, stated as an absence. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 076 - DOJ's Health Care Fraud Unit charged fifteen defendants|At issue 076 - DOJ's Health Care Fraud Unit charged fifteen defendants]] — *Pair: 2026 federal health care fraud charges in Minnesota, set against earlier Housing Stabilization Services prosecutions; - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 077 - In August 2026 the Hennepin County Attorney's Office|At issue 077 - In August 2026 the Hennepin County Attorney's Office]] — *Paired record entry: Hennepin County Attorney's Office charges (August 2026) and the federal Feeding Our Future and related fraud enforcement, with the anchor document cited.* - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 078 - The Hennepin County Attorney's Office is described as|At issue 078 - The Hennepin County Attorney's Office is described as]] — *At issue record: the Hennepin County Attorney's Office, its described staff size, and the public docket record of the Feeding Our Future prosecutions. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 079 - Mary Moriarty announced on August 7, 2025 that|At issue 079 - Mary Moriarty announced on August 7, 2025 that]] — *At-issue record pair: Hennepin County Attorney's Office plea-negotiation policy and the U.S. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 080 - Five candidates ran in the August 11, 2026|At issue 080 - Five candidates ran in the August 11, 2026]] — *Hennepin County Attorney; - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 081 - Minneapolis re-elected its mayor on November 4, 2025|At issue 081 - Minneapolis re-elected its mayor on November 4, 2025]] — On November 4, 2025, Minneapolis re-elected its mayor by 50 percent to 44 percent after ranked-choice transfers. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 082 - Hubert Humphrey was mayor of Minneapolis for three|At issue 082 - Hubert Humphrey was mayor of Minneapolis for three]] — *At-issue entry: Block G (institutions around the chair); - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 083 - The programs were created federally. The theft was|At issue 083 - The programs were created federally. The theft was]] — *At-issue pair (block H, rank 83, shock 62) on federal and county action in the Minnesota child-nutrition program matter. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 085 - The Child Nutrition Act of 1966 created the|At issue 085 - The Child Nutrition Act of 1966 created the]] — *Anchor document: the White House presidential action of March 2025 on protecting the federal bank account against fraud, waste and abuse. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 086 - P.L. 90-302 authorized $32 million a year for|At issue 086 - P.L. 90-302 authorized $32 million a year for]] — *At-issue pair: the federal authorization for the Special Food Service Program for Children set against a single Minnesota sponsor's fiscal 2021 receipts.* - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 087 - USDA's own legislative-history pages for CACFP and the|At issue 087 - USDA's own legislative-history pages for CACFP and the]] — *At-issue pair anchored to a March 2025 White House presidential action; - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 088 - In 1975 Congress split the Special Food Service|At issue 088 - In 1975 Congress split the Special Food Service]] — *At issue record A-AI-088; - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 089 - House Oversight's 205-page Minnesota fraud report, released June|At issue 089 - House Oversight's 205-page Minnesota fraud report, released June]] — The majority staff of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform released a 205-page report, *The Cost of Doing Nothing: How Tim Walz and Keith Ellison Fueled Minnesota's… - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 090 - House Oversight held its Minnesota fraud hearing on|At issue 090 - House Oversight held its Minnesota fraud hearing on]] — *Pair: House Oversight hearing witness list, March 4, 2026, set against the absence of county prosecutors. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 091 - The House report estimates roughly $300 million lost|At issue 091 - The House report estimates roughly $300 million lost]] — *At-issue pair: the House Oversight Committee's loss estimate for Minnesota child nutrition and Medicaid funds, set beside Hennepin County's federal receipts ranking. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 092 - DOJ counted 75 Feeding Our Future defendants by|At issue 092 - DOJ counted 75 Feeding Our Future defendants by]] — *At-issue pair 92 (Block H); - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 093 - No source not DOJ, not the Legislative Auditor|At issue 093 - No source not DOJ, not the Legislative Auditor]] — *At-issue pair: anchor document, the White House presidential action on eliminating information silos (March 2025); - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 094 - Twenty-two of the Feeding Our Future defendants had|At issue 094 - Twenty-two of the Feeding Our Future defendants had]] — *At-issue record AI-094, Block H (closing ledger), anchored to a White House release of May 2026; - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 095 - Feeding Our Future opened more than 250 sites|At issue 095 - Feeding Our Future opened more than 250 sites]] — *Paired record: the Legislative Auditor's April 2021 site and meal figures for one sponsor, set against the federal order of March 2026 establishing a task force on fraud in federal… - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 096 - The Minnesota Department of Education failed to act|At issue 096 - The Minnesota Department of Education failed to act]] — *At-issue pair: the Minnesota Department of Education's documented pre-pandemic knowledge of warning signs, set against the emergency offered as the explanation for its conduct.* - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 097 - Michael Freeman announced his retirement on September 1|At issue 097 - Michael Freeman announced his retirement on September 1]] — *At-issue pair AI-097 (block H, shock 41). - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 098 - Michael Freeman took a leave of absence in|At issue 098 - Michael Freeman took a leave of absence in]] — *Paired record entry: the Hennepin County Attorney's 2019 leave of absence for alcohol addiction treatment, set against the county board's lack of power to remove an elected county officer.* - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 099 - Michael Freeman's family moved to Maryland when his|At issue 099 - Michael Freeman's family moved to Maryland when his]] — *At issue record, block H (closing ledger), anchored to the White House task-force order of March 2026; - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 100 - In one hundred twenty-two years the terminal audit|At issue 100 - In one hundred twenty-two years the terminal audit]] — At issue 100 is the final entry in Block H of the at-issue ledger. ## wiki/MN/Cases (5) - [[wiki/MN/Cases/DOJ Health Care Fraud Unit — July 2026 Minnesota takedown (15 defendants|DOJ Health Care Fraud Unit — July 2026 Minnesota takedown (15 defendants]] — *Federal criminal enforcement action in the District of Minnesota, July 2026; - [[wiki/MN/Cases/Female Athletes United v. Ellison|Female Athletes United v. Ellison]] — *Eighth Circuit appeal (No. - [[wiki/MN/Cases/In re Otto Bremer Trust (Attorney General petition)|In re Otto Bremer Trust (Attorney General petition)]] — *Ramsey County District Court and Minnesota Supreme Court matter concerning the supervision of a charitable trust under Minn. - [[wiki/MN/Cases/Minnesota Department of Human Rights v. City of Minneapolis (court-enforceable settlement agreement)|Minnesota Department of Human Rights v. City of Minneapolis (court-enforceable settlement agreement)]] — *State civil case, Hennepin County District Court, docket 27-CV-23-4177, filed July 13, 2023; - [[wiki/MN/Cases/State of Minnesota v. Derek Chauvin and related prosecutions (Hennepin County; AG-led)|State of Minnesota v. Derek Chauvin and related prosecutions (Hennepin County; AG-led)]] — *Minnesota state criminal case, Hennepin County District Court, docket 27-CR-20-12646, filed 2020* ## wiki/MN/Portals (10) - [[wiki/MN/Portals/Portal - Affirmative Action Regime|Portal - Affirmative Action Regime]] — An entry point to the Minnesota statutes, rules, executive orders, reports and federal case that the project's corpus groups as the Affirmative Action Regime — what each instrument… - [[wiki/MN/Portals/Portal - Climate Regime|Portal - Climate Regime]] — An entry point to this project's articles on Minnesota's climate and resource instruments: the State's suit against oil producers and the United States' suit to stop it, the electricity… - [[wiki/MN/Portals/Portal - Community Action Programs Regime|Portal - Community Action Programs Regime]] — An entry point to this project's articles on Minnesota's community action network and the federal law behind it, the one federal prosecution of a Minnesota community action agency's… - [[wiki/MN/Portals/Portal - Feminism Regime|Portal - Feminism Regime]] — An entry point to this project's articles on the Minnesota instruments written in terms of sex or for women, the caucuses and officials of both parties who wrote and signed them, the… - [[wiki/MN/Portals/Portal - Metropolitan Council Regime|Portal - Metropolitan Council Regime]] — An entry point to this project's articles on the Twin Cities Metropolitan Council: the 1967 statute and the appointment rule, the fight over an elected council, the regional tax-base,… - [[wiki/MN/Portals/Portal - New Minnesotans Regime|Portal - New Minnesotans Regime]] — An entry point to this project's articles on refugee resettlement in Minnesota, the state offices and statutes that serve immigrant and refugee residents, and the federal executive… - [[wiki/MN/Portals/Portal - One Minnesota Regime|Portal - One Minnesota Regime]] — An entry point to this project's articles on the governors' orders, councils, offices, plan and budget that carry the One Minnesota name, the statutes that bound them, the measures they… - [[wiki/MN/Portals/Portal - PELRA Regime|Portal - PELRA Regime]] — An entry point to this project's articles on Minnesota's Public Employment Labor Relations Act of 1971, the agencies and unions that work under it, the fair-share and dues cases decided… - [[wiki/MN/Portals/Portal - Professional Association Regime|Portal - Professional Association Regime]] — An entry point to this project's articles on the Minnesota bodies that decide who may practise a profession: the licensing boards of chapter 214, the Supreme Court's bar, the teacher and… - [[wiki/MN/Portals/Portal - University of Minnesota Regime|Portal - University of Minnesota Regime]] — An entry point to this project's articles on the University of Minnesota: its territorial charter and constitutional standing, the land that endowed it, the 2023 report that retold its… ## wiki/Other (25) - [[wiki/Other/Azanian People's Organisation|Azanian People's Organisation]] — The Azanian People's Organisation (AZAPO) is a South African political party that describes itself as a liberation movement. - [[wiki/Other/Carl Milles|Carl Milles]] — *Sculptor of the onyx figure in the Saint Paul City Hall and Ramsey County Courthouse* - [[wiki/Other/Catholic Encyclopedia|Catholic Encyclopedia]] — *Reference work cited in this record for its 1913 characterization of Louis Hennepin.* - [[wiki/Other/Dakota|Dakota]] — *Native American people comprising the Eastern and Western Dakota divisions of the Sioux, whose treaty cessions and 1862–1863 removal are documented in Minnesota's founding record.* - [[wiki/Other/Jonathan Carver|Jonathan Carver]] — *18th-century explorer and writer whose name attaches to a rejected land-grant claim and to Carver County, Minnesota* - [[wiki/Other/Kern County, California|Kern County, California]] — *County in California that appears in one at-issue pair in the Minnesota record* - [[wiki/Other/Little Crow|Little Crow]] — *Dakota chief (c. - [[wiki/Other/Louis Hennepin|Louis Hennepin]] — *Recollect friar and missionary in New France, held captive by a Dakota party in 1680, and namesake of Hennepin County.* - [[wiki/Other/Louisiana State Police|Louisiana State Police]] — *Louisiana state police agency, named in a May 2025 U.S. - [[wiki/Other/Louisville|Louisville]] — *City in Kentucky; - [[wiki/Other/Mdewakanton|Mdewakanton]] — The Mdewakanton, whose name is also written Mdewakantonwan, are a division of the Isanti, or Santee, Dakota. - [[wiki/Other/Memphis|Memphis]] — *City in Shelby County, Tennessee, United States; - [[wiki/Other/Mount Vernon|Mount Vernon]] — *This entry concerns the Mount Vernon named in U.S. - [[wiki/Other/New York Times|New York Times]] — *American daily newspaper based in Manhattan, New York City; - [[wiki/Other/Nicholas Perrot|Nicholas Perrot]] — *French explorer, fur trader and diplomat (c. - [[wiki/Other/Nobel Foundation|Nobel Foundation]] — *Organization whose published text records the official citation for the 1930 Nobel Prize in Literature. - [[wiki/Other/Oklahoma City|Oklahoma City]] — *City in Oklahoma, United States; - [[wiki/Other/Palais des Nations|Palais des Nations]] — *Geneva venue of Walter Mondale's July 21, 1979 address to the UN Conference on Indochinese Refugees.* - [[wiki/Other/Phoenix|Phoenix]] — *Capital of Arizona; - [[wiki/Other/The Cost of Doing Nothing|The Cost of Doing Nothing]] — *A 2026 House Oversight Committee majority staff report on Minnesota social-program fraud.* - [[wiki/Other/Trenton|Trenton]] — *Capital city of New Jersey and county seat of Mercer County; - [[wiki/Other/University of Chicago|University of Chicago]] — *Private research university in Chicago, Illinois. - [[wiki/Other/Vilhelm Moberg|Vilhelm Moberg]] — *Swedish journalist, novelist and playwright (1898–1973), author of the four-novel Emigrants series set in Chisago County, Minnesota* - [[wiki/Other/Wabasha|Wabasha]] — *Name held by three successive Mdewakanton Dakota chiefs; - [[wiki/Other/Wahpekute|Wahpekute]] — *Band of the Eastern Dakota (Santee) division of the Dakota, named in an 1851 treaty that ceded lands within present-day Minnesota.* ## wiki/US (404) - [[wiki/US/18 U.S.C. § 249|18 U.S.C. § 249]] — 18 U.S.C. - [[wiki/US/1837 Dakota treaty|1837 Dakota treaty]] — *A treaty of 1837 with the Dakota, as it appears in one at-issue pair in the Minnesota record.* - [[wiki/US/1948 civil rights address|1948 civil rights address]] — *A 1948 speech by Hubert Humphrey, then mayor of Minneapolis, as it appears in the Minnesota record.* - [[wiki/US/42 U.S.C. Sec. 1983|42 U.S.C. Sec. 1983]] — *Federal statute; - [[wiki/US/8 U.S.C. § 1623|8 U.S.C. § 1623]] — 8 U.S.C. - [[wiki/US/Abdiaziz Shafii Farah|Abdiaziz Shafii Farah]] — *Defendant found guilty in the first Feeding Our Future trial (June 7, 2024); - [[wiki/US/Abdihakim Ali Ahmed|Abdihakim Ali Ahmed]] — *Apple Valley, Minnesota defendant in the federal Feeding Our Future case, sentenced to 54 months in 2026.* - [[wiki/US/Abdikerm Abdelahi Eidleh|Abdikerm Abdelahi Eidleh]] — *Burnsville defendant charged in the federal Feeding Our Future case; - [[wiki/US/Abe Fortas|Abe Fortas]] — *American lawyer and associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, 1965–1969* - [[wiki/US/Abraham Lincoln|Abraham Lincoln]] — *Sixteenth president of the United States (1861–1865); - [[wiki/US/ACLU|ACLU]] — *American nonprofit civil rights organization, founded 1920, with state affiliates in all 50 states, Washington, D.C., and Puerto Rico.* - [[wiki/US/Adam B. Abelson|Adam B. Abelson]] — Adam Ben Abelson (born 1982) is an American lawyer and federal judge. - [[wiki/US/Administration for Children and Families|Administration for Children and Families]] — *Division of the United States Department of Health and Human Services* - [[wiki/US/Advanced Correctional Healthcare, Inc.|Advanced Correctional Healthcare, Inc.]] — *Private correctional-health contractor named as a defendant in a 2024 federal civil-rights action over a detainee's custody in the Dakota County jail.* - [[wiki/US/Affirmative action|Affirmative action]] — *Government and organizational practices meant to remedy systemic discrimination; - [[wiki/US/Alexander v. Sandoval|Alexander v. Sandoval]] — *Case, United States Supreme Court, 532 U.S. - [[wiki/US/Alfred Moore|Alfred Moore]] — *American jurist and associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States (1755–1810)* - [[wiki/US/Allen J. Ellender|Allen J. Ellender]] — *Senator named in the opening words of Lyndon Johnson's 1966 remarks at the signing of the Child Nutrition Act.* - [[wiki/US/Amazon|Amazon]] — *American multinational retail and technology company; - [[wiki/US/American Bankers Association|American Bankers Association]] — The American Bankers Association (ABA) is a national trade association of the U.S. - [[wiki/US/American Inns of Court|American Inns of Court]] — *Non-profit network of judges, lawyers, law professors and law students that organizes local Inns to promote ethics, skills and professionalism.* - [[wiki/US/Ames v. Ohio Department of Youth Services|Ames v. Ohio Department of Youth Services]] — *Ames v. - [[wiki/US/Amy Coney Barrett|Amy Coney Barrett]] — *Associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States since 2020* - [[wiki/US/Anthony Kennedy|Anthony Kennedy]] — *Associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, 1988–2018* - [[wiki/US/Anti-Saloon League|Anti-Saloon League]] — *Single-issue temperance lobby founded in Ohio in 1893; - [[wiki/US/Antonin Scalia|Antonin Scalia]] — *Associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, 1986–2016* - [[wiki/US/Arthur Goldberg|Arthur Goldberg]] — *American labor lawyer, United States Secretary of Labor, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, and United States Ambassador to the United Nations* - [[wiki/US/ASA Limited LLC|ASA Limited LLC]] — *Company named in the federal sentencing record of Abdihakim Ali Ahmed, concerning child nutrition program funds.* - [[wiki/US/Asha Jama|Asha Jama]] — *Lakeville address listed among the 47 defendants charged in the Feeding Our Future case on September 20, 2022* - [[wiki/US/Ashley Dyrdahl|Ashley Dyrdahl]] — Ashley Dyrdahl, of Burnsville, Minnesota, was indicted by a federal grand jury on March 14, 2024. - [[wiki/US/ATSDR|ATSDR]] — *Federal agency whose assessment dates 3M disposal at the Washington County Landfill* - [[wiki/US/Battered Women's Justice Project|Battered Women's Justice Project]] — *U.S. - [[wiki/US/Bekam Addissu Merdassa|Bekam Addissu Merdassa]] — *Inver Grove Heights resident among the 47 defendants charged in the federal Feeding Our Future case on September 20, 2022.* - [[wiki/US/Benjamin N. Cardozo|Benjamin N. Cardozo]] — *American jurist; - [[wiki/US/Benjamin Robbins Curtis|Benjamin Robbins Curtis]] — *American lawyer and associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States (1851–1857)* - [[wiki/US/Bostock v. Clayton County|Bostock v. Clayton County]] — *United States Supreme Court decision (2020) holding that Title VII's bar on sex discrimination covers sexual orientation and gender identity* - [[wiki/US/Brett Kavanaugh|Brett Kavanaugh]] — Brett Michael Kavanaugh (born February 12, 1965) is an associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States. - [[wiki/US/Brown v. Legal Foundation of Washington|Brown v. Legal Foundation of Washington]] — *U.S. - [[wiki/US/Buck v. Bell|Buck v. Bell]] — *1927 U.S. - [[wiki/US/Bureau of Indian Affairs|Bureau of Indian Affairs]] — *United States federal agency within the Department of the Interior responsible for federal Indian-affairs policy* - [[wiki/US/Bureau of Justice Assistance|Bureau of Justice Assistance]] — *Bureau within the United States Department of Justice's Office of Justice Programs* - [[wiki/US/Bureau of Prisons|Bureau of Prisons]] — *Federal law enforcement agency within the United States Department of Justice that administers federal prisons.* - [[wiki/US/Bureau of the Fiscal Service|Bureau of the Fiscal Service]] — *Agency of the U.S. - [[wiki/US/Bushrod Washington|Bushrod Washington]] — *Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, 1798–1829* - [[wiki/US/Cannon v. University of Chicago|Cannon v. University of Chicago]] — *U.S. - [[wiki/US/Capitol Visitor Center|Capitol Visitor Center]] — *A place: the U.S. - [[wiki/US/Carter and Mondale|Carter and Mondale]] — *Event record: the 1976 Carter–Mondale result in Wright County, Minnesota, as carried in the project's at-issue record.* - [[wiki/US/Carver's Grant|Carver's Grant]] — *A purported 1767 deed to about 10,000 square miles east of the Mississippi, rejected by Congress in 1823* - [[wiki/US/Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services|Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services]] — *Federal agency within the United States Department of Health and Human Services that administers Medicare and works with states on Medicaid* - [[wiki/US/Certification of United States v. Minnesota as a matter of general public importance|Certification of United States v. Minnesota as a matter of general public importance]] — *Action in the Minnesota record. - [[wiki/US/Chapter 11|Chapter 11]] — *Federal bankruptcy reorganization filing by the Diocese of St. - [[wiki/US/Charles Evans Hughes|Charles Evans Hughes]] — *American politician, jurist and diplomat; - [[wiki/US/Charles Evans Whittaker|Charles Evans Whittaker]] — Charles Evans Whittaker (February 22, 1901 – November 26, 1973) sat as an associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States from 1957 to 1962. - [[wiki/US/Child Nutrition Act of 1966|Child Nutrition Act of 1966]] — *1966 United States federal statute establishing a School Breakfast Program pilot and reauthorizing the Special Milk Program* - [[wiki/US/Children's Advocacy Center|Children's Advocacy Center]] — *Program model. - [[wiki/US/Chippewa half-breed scrip|Chippewa half-breed scrip]] — *Federal scrip for the Chippewas of Lake Superior, examined by Interior Department commissions appointed in 1871 and 1872 and the subject of a corrective act of Congress of June 8, 1872.* - [[wiki/US/City of Richmond v. J.A. Croson Co.|City of Richmond v. J.A. Croson Co.]] — *United States Supreme Court decision (1989) on race-based set-asides in state and local contracting* - [[wiki/US/Civil Rights Act of 1960|Civil Rights Act of 1960]] — *United States federal civil rights statute (Pub. - [[wiki/US/Civil Rights Act of 1964|Civil Rights Act of 1964]] — *United States federal civil rights statute (Pub. - [[wiki/US/Clarence Thomas|Clarence Thomas]] — *Associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, 1991–present* - [[wiki/US/Cleveland Foundation|Cleveland Foundation]] — The Cleveland Foundation is a Community foundation headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio. - [[wiki/US/Cleveland Foundation Model|Cleveland Foundation Model]] — *Concept: the community-foundation form devised in Cleveland in 1914 and carried into Minnesota through bank trust departments* - [[wiki/US/Cleveland Trust Company|Cleveland Trust Company]] — *Trust company at which the Cleveland Foundation Model of community foundations was invented in 1914.* - [[wiki/US/Colin McDonald (attorney)|Colin McDonald (attorney)]] — *American attorney and prosecutor; - [[wiki/US/Columbia's trustees|Columbia's trustees]] — *Private governing board of Columbia University, which administers the Pulitzer Prize* - [[wiki/US/Comer transmittal letter to Vice President Vance, June 7, 2026|Comer transmittal letter to Vice President Vance, June 7, 2026]] — *Transmittal letter from Comer to Vice President Vance dated June 7, 2026.* - [[wiki/US/Commission|Commission]] — In Minnesota public administration, a commission is a body created by statute, executive order, special law or ordinance to regulate, investigate, advise or administer a defined matter. - [[wiki/US/Common Cause|Common Cause]] — Common Cause is a government-reform organization headquartered in Washington, D.C. - [[wiki/US/Communist Control Act of 1954|Communist Control Act of 1954]] — *A 1954 federal statute that made membership in the Communist Party a federal disability.* - [[wiki/US/Community foundation|Community foundation]] — *Concept: a grant-making philanthropic institution serving a geographically defined community, pooling donor funds into an endowment.* - [[wiki/US/Comparable worth|Comparable worth]] — *Pay-equity principle; - [[wiki/US/Congressional Somalia Caucus|Congressional Somalia Caucus]] — *A bipartisan U.S. - [[wiki/US/Corporate Responsibility Committee|Corporate Responsibility Committee]] — *A 3M Company body named in internal fluorochemical records later produced as trial exhibits in State of Minnesota v. - [[wiki/US/Corrective act of June 8, 1872|Corrective act of June 8, 1872]] — *A federal act of 1872 that allowed good-faith holders of Chippewa half-breed scrip to perfect their title.* - [[wiki/US/Council of the Inspectors General on Integrity and Efficiency|Council of the Inspectors General on Integrity and Efficiency]] — *Independent entity within the executive branch of the federal government of the United States* - [[wiki/US/Covington|Covington]] — *Law firm that represented 3M on fluorochemical matters and later represented the State of Minnesota in its environmental suit against 3M.* - [[wiki/US/CrimeSolutions|CrimeSolutions]] — *Federal clearinghouse that publishes evidence ratings of practices, including batterer intervention built on the Duluth model.* - [[wiki/US/Crow Creek|Crow Creek]] — *Crow Creek is a place to which Dakota survivors of the confinement at Fort Snelling were removed in May 1863.* - [[wiki/US/D. Price Marshall Jr|D. Price Marshall Jr]] — Denzil Price Marshall Jr. - [[wiki/US/David Davis (Supreme Court justice)|David Davis (Supreme Court justice)]] — *Associate justice of the United States Supreme Court (1862–1877) and U.S. - [[wiki/US/David J. Brewer|David J. Brewer]] — *Associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, 1890–1910* - [[wiki/US/David Souter|David Souter]] — *American jurist; - [[wiki/US/Democratic Party (United States)|Democratic Party (United States)]] — *Major U.S. - [[wiki/US/Department of Agriculture|Department of Agriculture]] — *Federal executive department whose Food and Nutrition Service funds the child-nutrition programs at issue in the Minnesota record* - [[wiki/US/Department of Homeland Security|Department of Homeland Security]] — The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is the federal executive department of the United States charged with public security. - [[wiki/US/Department of Justice Office of the Inspector General|Department of Justice Office of the Inspector General]] — The Department of Justice Office of the Inspector General is the inspector general's office of the United States Department of Justice. - [[wiki/US/Diversity, equity, and inclusion|Diversity, equity, and inclusion]] — *Organizational frameworks for fair treatment and full participation; - [[wiki/US/DOJ 25-469|DOJ 25-469]] — *Civil rights investigation by the U.S. - [[wiki/US/DOJ findings report on Minneapolis|DOJ findings report on Minneapolis]] — *A June 2023 U.S. - [[wiki/US/DOJ's Quid Pro Quo with St. Paul|DOJ's Quid Pro Quo with St. Paul]] — *2013 joint congressional staff report and hearing on Department of Justice declinations in two False Claims Act matters against Saint Paul, Minnesota* - [[wiki/US/Donor-advised fund|Donor-advised fund]] — In the United States, a donor-advised fund (DAF) is an account-based vehicle for charitable giving. - [[wiki/US/Dorothy Jean Moore|Dorothy Jean Moore]] — *Apple Valley, Minnesota, resident charged in the federal Feeding Our Future prosecution* - [[wiki/US/DREAM Act|DREAM Act]] — *A proposed United States law to grant conditional residency to qualified former minors who entered the country illegally.* - [[wiki/US/Duck Stamp|Duck Stamp]] — *Funding source named in the land record of the Sherburne National Wildlife Refuge.* - [[wiki/US/Dwight Eisenhower|Dwight Eisenhower]] — *34th president of the United States (1953–1961); - [[wiki/US/Earl Warren|Earl Warren]] — *Chief Justice of the United States (1953–1969) and Governor of California (1943–1953)* - [[wiki/US/Edward Douglass White|Edward Douglass White]] — *Associate justice (1894–1910) and ninth Chief Justice of the United States (1910–1921)* - [[wiki/US/Edward P. Smith|Edward P. Smith]] — Edward P. - [[wiki/US/Edward Terry Sanford|Edward Terry Sanford]] — *American jurist; - [[wiki/US/Elena Kagan|Elena Kagan]] — *Associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, appointed 2010* - [[wiki/US/Elk River Technologies|Elk River Technologies]] — *Name of the intermediary through which Amazon bought land at Becker, Minnesota, for a later-suspended data center campus.* - [[wiki/US/Ellis|Ellis]] — *United States ex rel. - [[wiki/US/Elsa Bullard|Elsa Bullard]] — Elsa M. - [[wiki/US/Environmental justice|Environmental justice]] — *Concept: a social movement concerning the distribution of environmental burdens and benefits, and community participation in environmental decisions.* - [[wiki/US/Equal Protection Clause|Equal Protection Clause]] — *A clause of Section 1 of the Fourteenth Amendment, and the constitutional standard applied in one at-issue pair of the Minnesota record* - [[wiki/US/Eric Tostrud|Eric Tostrud]] — *Federal judge who dismissed the United States' sanctuary-policies suit naming Saint Paul in July 2026* - [[wiki/US/Executive Order 10925|Executive Order 10925]] — *Executive order of March 6, 1961, issued by President John F. - [[wiki/US/Executive Order 11197|Executive Order 11197]] — *Executive order issued by President Johnson on February 5, 1965, establishing the President's Council on Equal Opportunity.* - [[wiki/US/Executive Order 11246|Executive Order 11246]] — *United States executive order on non-discrimination and affirmative action by federal contractors (1965–2025)* - [[wiki/US/Executive Order 11246 in Minnesota state contracts|Executive Order 11246 in Minnesota state contracts]] — *Subject record: federal nondiscrimination reporting and grant-plan requirements that apply to state governments, as documented in the two federal sources whose text this record carries.* - [[wiki/US/Executive Order 11247|Executive Order 11247]] — *Executive order of September 24, 1965, transferring federal civil-rights coordination from the Vice President's council to the Attorney General.* - [[wiki/US/Executive Order 11375|Executive Order 11375]] — *United States executive order of 1967 that amended Executive Order 11246, the federal order on equal employment opportunity by government contractors.* - [[wiki/US/Executive Order 13888|Executive Order 13888]] — *A U.S. - [[wiki/US/Executive Order 14173|Executive Order 14173]] — Executive Order 14173, titled *Ending Illegal Discrimination and Restoring Merit-Based Opportunity*, is a United States executive order dated January 21, 2025. - [[wiki/US/Executive Order 14260|Executive Order 14260]] — *A 2025 presidential order directing federal action against state climate lawsuits, cited as the basis for the United States' May 2026 complaint against Minnesota.* - [[wiki/US/Executive Order 14281|Executive Order 14281]] — *United States executive order of April 23, 2025, titled* Restoring Equality of Opportunity and Meritocracy. - [[wiki/US/Executive Order 14395|Executive Order 14395]] — *Executive order of the President of the United States, March 2026, establishing a federal task force on fraud* - [[wiki/US/Fair Housing Act|Fair Housing Act]] — *Title VIII of the Civil Rights Act of 1968, a federal law prohibiting discrimination in the sale, rental and financing of housing.* - [[wiki/US/Falls of St. Anthony|Falls of St. Anthony]] — *Waterfall on the Mississippi River at the northeastern edge of downtown Minneapolis, Minnesota, and the subject of an at-issue pair in the Minnesota record.* - [[wiki/US/Fartun Jama|Fartun Jama]] — *Defendant with a Rosemount, Dakota County address in the federal Feeding Our Future charges announced September 20, 2022.* - [[wiki/US/FDA|FDA]] — *Federal agency of the U.S. - [[wiki/US/Federal Audit Clearinghouse|Federal Audit Clearinghouse]] — *Office of the U.S. - [[wiki/US/federal bankruptcy court|federal bankruptcy court]] — *Federal court that, in the Minnesota record, administered the Chapter 11 case of the Diocese of St. - [[wiki/US/Federal Bureau of Investigation|Federal Bureau of Investigation]] — *Domestic intelligence and principal federal law enforcement agency of the United States* - [[wiki/US/Federal Child Nutrition Program|Federal Child Nutrition Program]] — *Federal child nutrition funding administered in Minnesota through the Minnesota Department of Education; - [[wiki/US/federal grand jury|federal grand jury]] — *Grand jury of a United States district court; - [[wiki/US/Federal Reserve|Federal Reserve]] — *United States agency, and the subject of two at-issue pairs in the Minnesota record concerning the Full Employment and Balanced Growth Act of 1978.* - [[wiki/US/Felix Frankfurter|Felix Frankfurter]] — *American jurist and associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States (1939–1962)* - [[wiki/US/first Feeding Our Future trial|first Feeding Our Future trial]] — *Federal criminal trial in the Feeding Our Future prosecutions, District of Minnesota; - [[wiki/US/Food and Nutrition Service|Food and Nutrition Service]] — *Agency of the United States Department of Agriculture that administers domestic nutrition assistance programs* - [[wiki/US/Food Stamp Program|Food Stamp Program]] — *Former and colloquial name of the U.S. - [[wiki/US/Form 4473|Form 4473]] — *Firearms transaction form answered at licensed dealers; - [[wiki/US/Form Energy|Form Energy]] — *Organization associated in the record with the iron-air battery approved at Sherco in July 2023.* - [[wiki/US/Fort Snelling|Fort Snelling]] — *Former U.S. - [[wiki/US/Frank Murphy|Frank Murphy]] — *American politician, lawyer and jurist from Michigan (1890–1949); - [[wiki/US/Franklin Pierce|Franklin Pierce]] — Franklin Pierce (November 23, 1804 – October 8, 1869) was a New Hampshire lawyer and officeholder of the Democratic Party (United States) who held the presidency from 1853 to 1857, the… - [[wiki/US/Fred M. Vinson|Fred M. Vinson]] — *American jurist and politician; - [[wiki/US/Frederick Goff|Frederick Goff]] — Frederick Richmond Goff (April 23, 1916 – September 26, 1982) was an American librarian who specialized in rare books and in incunabula. - [[wiki/US/Frederick Weyerhaeuser|Frederick Weyerhaeuser]] — *Person named in the Minnesota record through the local interests managed for him by William Sauntry, part-owner of the St. - [[wiki/US/Free Law Project|Free Law Project]] — Free Law Project is a nonprofit organization registered under section 501(c)(3) and based in Oakland, California. - [[wiki/US/Gabriel Duvall|Gabriel Duvall]] — *American politician and jurist; - [[wiki/US/Gallagher|Gallagher]] — Gallagher is the short name a March 8, 2012 internal U.S. - [[wiki/US/General Services Administration|General Services Administration]] — The General Services Administration (GSA) is an independent agency of the United States government. - [[wiki/US/George Shiras Jr|George Shiras Jr]] — *American lawyer and associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States (1892–1903)* - [[wiki/US/George Sutherland|George Sutherland]] — *British-born American jurist and politician; - [[wiki/US/Gesture-delivery test|Gesture-delivery test]] — *An analytic test used in a Minnesota records study to set an institution's gesture beside its delivery.* - [[wiki/US/Google|Google]] — *American technology company; - [[wiki/US/Green & Healthy Homes Initiative|Green & Healthy Homes Initiative]] — *Party to a 2025 federal suit over EPA's termination of Environmental Justice grantmaker awards.* - [[wiki/US/Griggs|Griggs]] — *U.S. - [[wiki/US/Griggs v. Duke Power|Griggs v. Duke Power]] — *1971 U.S. - [[wiki/US/Guled Ali Omar|Guled Ali Omar]] — *Twin Cities man convicted in the 2015 ISIL recruitment cases; - [[wiki/US/Hanad Mustafe Musse|Hanad Mustafe Musse]] — *Twin Cities man convicted in the 2015 ISIL recruitment cases; - [[wiki/US/Harlan F. Stone|Harlan F. Stone]] — *American jurist; - [[wiki/US/Harold H. Burton|Harold H. Burton]] — *American lawyer and politician who served as mayor of Cleveland, U.S. - [[wiki/US/Harris v. Quinn|Harris v. Quinn]] — *Subject record: the Minnesota public-employee fair share fee provisions carried in this entry's evidence pack.* - [[wiki/US/Harry Blackmun|Harry Blackmun]] — *Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, 1970–1994; - [[wiki/US/Health Care Fraud Unit|Health Care Fraud Unit]] — *Unit of the U.S. - [[wiki/US/Help America Vote Act|Help America Vote Act]] — The Help America Vote Act of 2002 (HAVA), Pub. - [[wiki/US/Henry Baldwin (judge)|Henry Baldwin (judge)]] — *Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, 1830–1844* - [[wiki/US/Henry Billings Brown|Henry Billings Brown]] — *Associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, 1891–1906* - [[wiki/US/Henry Brockholst Livingston|Henry Brockholst Livingston]] — *American Revolutionary War officer, New York judge, and associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States (1757–1823)* - [[wiki/US/Henry Rice|Henry Rice]] — *Fur trader and Democratic politician; - [[wiki/US/Henry S. Neal|Henry S. Neal]] — *American lawyer and Republican politician from Ohio; - [[wiki/US/Hiring Justification Policy|Hiring Justification Policy]] — *A written Minnesota Department of Human Services hiring procedure that is the subject of a pending federal Title VII lawsuit.* - [[wiki/US/Horace Gray|Horace Gray]] — *American jurist who served on the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court and the United States Supreme Court* - [[wiki/US/Horace Harmon Lurton|Horace Harmon Lurton]] — *Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States (1910–1914)* - [[wiki/US/House Oversight Minnesota fraud report|House Oversight Minnesota fraud report]] — *205-page House Oversight report on fraud in Minnesota, released June 8, 2026* - [[wiki/US/Housing Choice Vouchers|Housing Choice Vouchers]] — *Federally funded housing program; - [[wiki/US/Howell E. Jackson|Howell E. Jackson]] — *American attorney, politician and jurist; - [[wiki/US/Hubert Humphrey|Hubert Humphrey]] — Mayor of Minneapolis, senator from Minnesota and vice president, floor manager of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 — what he said Title VII would and would not require, what he voted for and… - [[wiki/US/Hugo Black|Hugo Black]] — *U.S. - [[wiki/US/Humphrey-Hawkins|Humphrey-Hawkins]] — *The Full Employment and Balanced Growth Act of 1978, a United States federal statute that sets numerical employment and inflation targets.* - [[wiki/US/ICE.gov|ICE.gov]] — *U.S. - [[wiki/US/Inclusive Communities|Inclusive Communities]] — *Subject entry on* Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs v. - [[wiki/US/Interest on Lawyers' Trust Accounts|Interest on Lawyers' Trust Accounts]] — *Method of funding charitable purposes, chiefly civil legal aid, through interest earned on pooled lawyer trust accounts* - [[wiki/US/Interstate 94|Interstate 94]] — *East–west Interstate Highway from Montana to Michigan through Minnesota; - [[wiki/US/Investigational New Drug applications|Investigational New Drug applications]] — *A federal filing in U.S. - [[wiki/US/Iraq Liberation Act|Iraq Liberation Act]] — The Iraq Liberation Act of 1998 is a United States federal statute enacted as Public Law 105-338. - [[wiki/US/IRS-CI|IRS-CI]] — IRS Criminal Investigation (IRS-CI) appears in the Minnesota record through the federal prosecutions arising from Feeding Our Future. - [[wiki/US/ISIL recruitment cases|ISIL recruitment cases]] — *Subject entry: the 2015 ISIL recruitment cases against Twin Cities men, covered only as far as the present record reaches.* - [[wiki/US/It Can't Happen Here|It Can't Happen Here]] — *A 1935 novel by Sinclair Lewis, and a phrase used in scholarly commentary on institutional denial* - [[wiki/US/James Clark McReynolds|James Clark McReynolds]] — *American lawyer and judge; - [[wiki/US/James Comer|James Comer]] — *American politician; - [[wiki/US/James F. Byrnes|James F. Byrnes]] — James Francis Byrnes (May 2, 1882 – April 9, 1972) was a South Carolina lawyer and politician of the Democratic Party (United States). - [[wiki/US/James Iredell|James Iredell]] — *Associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, 1790–1799* - [[wiki/US/James M. Wayne|James M. Wayne]] — *American jurist and politician who served as an associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States from 1835 to 1867* - [[wiki/US/James Wilson (Founding Father)|James Wilson (Founding Father)]] — *Scottish-born American Founding Father, signer of the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. - [[wiki/US/Janus v. AFSCME|Janus v. AFSCME]] — *2018 U.S. - [[wiki/US/JD Vance|JD Vance]] — *American politician, author and 50th vice president of the United States (2025–present)* - [[wiki/US/Jerry W. Blackwell|Jerry W. Blackwell]] — *United States district judge for the District of Minnesota; - [[wiki/US/John Archibald Campbell|John Archibald Campbell]] — *American jurist (1811–1889); - [[wiki/US/John Blair Jr|John Blair Jr]] — *American Founding Father and Associate Justice of the first Supreme Court of the United States (1732–1800)* - [[wiki/US/John Catron|John Catron]] — *American jurist; - [[wiki/US/John Hessin Clarke|John Hessin Clarke]] — *American lawyer and judge; - [[wiki/US/John Jay|John Jay]] — *American statesman, diplomat and first Chief Justice of the United States* - [[wiki/US/John Marshall|John Marshall]] — *American statesman and jurist; - [[wiki/US/John Marshall Harlan|John Marshall Harlan]] — *Associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, 1877–1911* - [[wiki/US/John McLean|John McLean]] — *American jurist and politician (1785–1861); - [[wiki/US/John Paul Stevens|John Paul Stevens]] — *Associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, 1975–2010* - [[wiki/US/John Roberts|John Roberts]] — John Glover Roberts Jr. - [[wiki/US/John Rutledge|John Rutledge]] — *American Founding Father, jurist, and second chief justice of the United States* - [[wiki/US/Johnson v. McIntosh|Johnson v. McIntosh]] — *1823 U.S. - [[wiki/US/Johnson v. Transportation Agency|Johnson v. Transportation Agency]] — *Supreme Court of the United States decision (1987), cited in the project's claim rows as precedent in challenges to Minn. - [[wiki/US/Joseph McKenna|Joseph McKenna]] — *American politician and jurist; - [[wiki/US/Joseph P. Bradley|Joseph P. Bradley]] — *Associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States (1870–1892) and member of the 1877 Electoral Commission* - [[wiki/US/Joseph Rucker Lamar|Joseph Rucker Lamar]] — *United States Supreme Court justice from 1911 until his death in 1916* - [[wiki/US/Joseph Story|Joseph Story]] — *American jurist and politician; - [[wiki/US/Judge Brasel|Judge Brasel]] — *Federal judge quoted by the U.S. - [[wiki/US/Judge Nancy Brasel|Judge Nancy Brasel]] — *United States district judge who sentenced Aimee Marie Bock in the federal Feeding Our Future prosecution.* - [[wiki/US/June 8, 2026|June 8, 2026]] — *Calendar date on which the U.S. - [[wiki/US/Justia|Justia]] — *American legal information website, founded in 2003, hosting free case law and codes.* - [[wiki/US/Ketanji Brown Jackson|Ketanji Brown Jackson]] — *American jurist, associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States* - [[wiki/US/Khadar Jigre Adan|Khadar Jigre Adan]] — *Lakeville resident federally charged in the Feeding Our Future case announced September 20, 2022* - [[wiki/US/Lake Wobegon effect|Lake Wobegon effect]] — The Lake Wobegon effect is a term named for Lake Wobegon, the fictional town created by Keillor. - [[wiki/US/Layover Doctrine|Layover Doctrine]] — *A label used in this project's record for a sequence in which a Minnesota body identifies a problem, the State does not prosecute or correct it, and a federal body intervenes.* - [[wiki/US/League of Women Voters|League of Women Voters]] — The League of Women Voters (LWV), founded in 1920, is a non-partisan nonprofit political organization in the United States. - [[wiki/US/Levi Woodbury|Levi Woodbury]] — Levi Woodbury, born December 22, 1789, and died September 4, 1851, was a New Hampshire lawyer, judge and officeholder of the Democratic Party (United States). - [[wiki/US/Lewis F. Powell Jr|Lewis F. Powell Jr]] — *American lawyer and jurist; - [[wiki/US/Lincoln's review|Lincoln's review]] — *Federal review of the death sentences imposed by military commissions after the U.S.–Dakota War, 1862.* - [[wiki/US/Little v. Hecox|Little v. Hecox]] — *Case cited as pending by the Eighth Circuit in 2026, as recorded in the Minnesota record.* - [[wiki/US/Local Initiatives Support Corporation|Local Initiatives Support Corporation]] — The Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC) is an American nonprofit community development financial institution that finances local development work across the country. - [[wiki/US/Louis Brandeis|Louis Brandeis]] — *American lawyer and associate justice of the U.S. - [[wiki/US/Lucius Quintus Cincinnatus Lamar|Lucius Quintus Cincinnatus Lamar]] — Lucius Quintus Cincinnatus Lamar II (September 17, 1825 – January 23, 1893) was a Mississippi member of the Democratic Party (United States) who sat in both chambers of Congress, headed… - [[wiki/US/Luke Lea|Luke Lea]] — *United States commissioner who, with Alexander Ramsey, signed the Treaty of Mendota (1851) with Mdewakanton and Wahpekute leaders.* - [[wiki/US/Lyndon Johnson|Lyndon Johnson]] — *36th president of the United States (1963–1969); - [[wiki/US/M. Rumely Co.|M. Rumely Co.]] — *Company recorded as buying the Northwest Thresher Company and shutting it down by 1913.* - [[wiki/US/Magner v. Gallagher|Magner v. Gallagher]] — *Supreme Court case brought by the City of Saint Paul (certiorari granted November 7, 2011; - [[wiki/US/Mahlon Pitney|Mahlon Pitney]] — *American lawyer, politician and associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States (1858–1924)* - [[wiki/US/Main Street|Main Street]] — *Novel by Sinclair Lewis (1920) and the subject of a 1921 Pulitzer Prize dispute* - [[wiki/US/March 4, 2026 hearing|March 4, 2026 hearing]] — *A House Oversight hearing on fraud in Minnesota, held March 4, 2026, with the governor and the attorney general as witnesses.* - [[wiki/US/Medicare Advantage|Medicare Advantage]] — *Medicare program whose largest insurer, according to the reporting in this record, is headquartered in Hennepin County, Minnesota* - [[wiki/US/Melville Fuller|Melville Fuller]] — Melville Weston Fuller (February 11, 1833 – July 4, 1910) was an American lawyer, politician and judge. - [[wiki/US/Merriam-Webster|Merriam-Webster]] — *American publisher of reference works; - [[wiki/US/Microsoft|Microsoft]] — *Technology company named in one at-issue pair in the Minnesota record concerning land next to the Sherburne County coal plant.* - [[wiki/US/Minneapolis pattern-or-practice investigation|Minneapolis pattern-or-practice investigation]] — *A United States Department of Justice civil-rights inquiry into the Minneapolis Police Department, opened April 21, 2021, and ended by dismissal in 2025.* - [[wiki/US/Minnesota Statute §703(j)|Minnesota Statute §703(j)]] — *Subsection (j) of Section 703 of Title VII, 42 U.S.C. - [[wiki/US/Minnesota Territory|Minnesota Territory]] — Minnesota Territory was created by an Act of Congress that President James K. - [[wiki/US/Minnesota v. Carter|Minnesota v. Carter]] — *1998 United States Supreme Court decision on Fourth Amendment protection for short-term guests; - [[wiki/US/Minnesota's Sixth Congressional District|Minnesota's Sixth Congressional District]] — *A U.S. - [[wiki/US/Mississippi River|Mississippi River]] — *Principal river of the largest drainage basin in the United States, rising in northern Minnesota.* - [[wiki/US/Morrill Land-Grant Acts|Morrill Land-Grant Acts]] — The Morrill Land-Grant Acts are federal statutes of the United States under which the states established land-grant colleges centered on agriculture and the mechanic arts. - [[wiki/US/Morrison Waite|Morrison Waite]] — Morrison Remick "Mott" Waite (November 29, 1816 – March 23, 1888) was an Ohio lawyer and politician. - [[wiki/US/Mukhtar Mohamed Shariff|Mukhtar Mohamed Shariff]] — *Defendant convicted in the first Feeding Our Future trial (June 7, 2024)* - [[wiki/US/Nathan Clifford|Nathan Clifford]] — Nathan Clifford (August 18, 1803 – July 25, 1881) was a Maine lawyer and diplomat who was active in politics as a member of the Democratic Party (United States). - [[wiki/US/National Archives and Records Administration|National Archives and Records Administration]] — *Independent agency of the United States federal government responsible for federal records and the National Archives* - [[wiki/US/National Conference of State Legislatures|National Conference of State Legislatures]] — The National Conference of State Legislatures (NCSL) is an association of sitting state legislators, founded in 1975, that describes itself as a "nonpartisan public officials' association". - [[wiki/US/National Detention Standards of 2000|National Detention Standards of 2000]] — *Federal detention standards named in a 2018 Department of Homeland Security congressional notification.* - [[wiki/US/National Fraud Enforcement Division|National Fraud Enforcement Division]] — *Division of the United States Department of Justice; - [[wiki/US/National Institute of Justice|National Institute of Justice]] — *Affiliated institute of the Office of Justice Programs, United States Department of Justice* - [[wiki/US/National Park Service|National Park Service]] — *Agency of the United States Department of the Interior that manages the national park system and related federal properties* - [[wiki/US/National Priorities List|National Priorities List]] — *Federal list of sites, as it appears in one at-issue entry of the Minnesota record.* - [[wiki/US/National School Lunch Act|National School Lunch Act]] — *United States federal statute; - [[wiki/US/Neal commission|Neal commission]] — The Neal commission was a commission of the United States Interior Department, dated 1871–72, that examined Chippewa half-breed scrip. - [[wiki/US/Neil Gorsuch|Neil Gorsuch]] — *Associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States (2017–present)* - [[wiki/US/Nelson Act of 1889|Nelson Act of 1889]] — The Nelson Act of 1889 is a United States federal law concerning the Anishinaabe (Chippewa or Ojibwe) people of Minnesota. - [[wiki/US/Newell|Newell]] — *False Claims Act qui tam case against the City of Saint Paul, declined by the United States in February 2012 and named in a March 8, 2012 DOJ internal email.* - [[wiki/US/Noah Haynes Swayne|Noah Haynes Swayne]] — *American jurist and politician; - [[wiki/US/NRC|NRC]] — *U.S. - [[wiki/US/Office for Civil Rights|Office for Civil Rights]] — *Civil rights enforcement office of the U.S. - [[wiki/US/Office for Victims of Crime|Office for Victims of Crime]] — *United States Department of Justice office under the Office of Justice Programs* - [[wiki/US/Office of Detention Oversight|Office of Detention Oversight]] — The Office of Detention Oversight is an office of U.S. - [[wiki/US/Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs|Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs]] — *U.S. - [[wiki/US/Office of Inspector General|Office of Inspector General]] — *Federal and state offices of inspector general as they appear in the Minnesota record.* - [[wiki/US/Office of Refugee Resettlement|Office of Refugee Resettlement]] — *Federal office within the Administration for Children and Families, United States Department of Health and Human Services* - [[wiki/US/Office of the Federal Register|Office of the Federal Register]] — *Office of the United States government within the National Archives and Records Administration* - [[wiki/US/Office on Violence Against Women|Office on Violence Against Women]] — *United States Department of Justice office administering federal grants and policy under the Violence Against Women Act* - [[wiki/US/Oliver Ellsworth|Oliver Ellsworth]] — *American Founding Father, jurist, senator and third Chief Justice of the United States* - [[wiki/US/Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr|Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr]] — *American jurist; - [[wiki/US/Operation Metro Surge|Operation Metro Surge]] — *Federal immigration enforcement operation in Minnesota, December 2025 – February 2026* - [[wiki/US/Owen Roberts|Owen Roberts]] — *American jurist, associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States (1930–1945)* - [[wiki/US/P.L. 90-302|P.L. 90-302]] — *United States public law that authorized the Special Food Service Program for Children.* - [[wiki/US/Patrick Schiltz|Patrick Schiltz]] — *Chief Judge of the United States District Court for the District of Minnesota; - [[wiki/US/Pay equity|Pay equity]] — *Concept: equal pay for equal work and, in Minnesota statute, comparable worth (equal pay for work of equal value) for state and local government employees.* - [[wiki/US/Peace Corps|Peace Corps]] — *Independent agency of the United States government that trains and deploys volunteers to partner countries; - [[wiki/US/Peter V. Daniel|Peter V. Daniel]] — *American jurist and associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States (1842–1860)* - [[wiki/US/Philanthropy Northwest|Philanthropy Northwest]] — *Philanthropic organization; - [[wiki/US/Philip P. Barbour|Philip P. Barbour]] — *American jurist and politician; - [[wiki/US/Phillips v. Washington Legal Foundation|Phillips v. Washington Legal Foundation]] — *United States Supreme Court case (1998) on whether interest on IOLTA accounts is the client's property* - [[wiki/US/Pierce Butler (judge)|Pierce Butler (judge)]] — *Associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, 1923–1939, and Ramsey County Attorney, 1892–1896* - [[wiki/US/Potter Stewart|Potter Stewart]] — *American lawyer and judge; - [[wiki/US/President's Council on Equal Opportunity|President's Council on Equal Opportunity]] — *United States federal body (1965), chaired by the Vice President and revoked by executive order* - [[wiki/US/Prohibition Enforcement Bureau|Prohibition Enforcement Bureau]] — *Federal enforcement office named in one at-issue pair of the Minnesota record.* - [[wiki/US/Public Law 112-100|Public Law 112-100]] — *Federal statute (2012) authorizing a St. - [[wiki/US/Public Law 90-302|Public Law 90-302]] — *1968 U.S. - [[wiki/US/Pulitzer Prize|Pulitzer Prize]] — *A program of annual American awards in journalism, arts and letters, administered by Columbia University.* - [[wiki/US/Purdue Pharma|Purdue Pharma]] — *Opioid manufacturer named as a defendant in a 2018 Dakota County, Minnesota lawsuit over the opioid crisis.* - [[wiki/US/R. F. Crowell|R. F. Crowell]] — R. - [[wiki/US/R.A.V. v. City of St. Paul|R.A.V. v. City of St. Paul]] — *1992 Supreme Court decision striking down St. - [[wiki/US/RATAC|RATAC]] — RATAC is an interviewing protocol for investigators. - [[wiki/US/Raymond Gruender|Raymond Gruender]] — *United States circuit judge who sat in 2026 on an Eighth Circuit panel in a Minnesota Title IX appeal and on a three-judge district court in a Title VII suit against Minnesota.* - [[wiki/US/Raymond W. Gruender|Raymond W. Gruender]] — *United States circuit judge, United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit; - [[wiki/US/Refugee Act of 1980|Refugee Act of 1980]] — *United States federal statute (P.L. - [[wiki/US/Regime, as a U.S. government term of art|Regime, as a U.S. government term of art]] — *Concept; - [[wiki/US/Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act|Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act]] — The Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act (RLUIPA) is a federal statute codified at 42 U.S.C. - [[wiki/US/Republican Party (United States)|Republican Party (United States)]] — *Major United States political party, with Minnesota record entries from 1962 to 2026.* - [[wiki/US/RLUIPA|RLUIPA]] — *United States statute on religious exercise in land use and institutional settings* - [[wiki/US/Robert Cooper Grier|Robert Cooper Grier]] — *Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, 1846–1870* - [[wiki/US/Robert H. Jackson|Robert H. Jackson]] — *American lawyer and associate justice of the U.S. - [[wiki/US/Robert Trimble|Robert Trimble]] — Robert Trimble (November 17, 1776 – August 25, 1828) was a lawyer and judge. - [[wiki/US/Robina Institute|Robina Institute]] — *Robina Institute of Criminal Law and Criminal Justice: named in this record in one at-issue item about the absence of a race-disaggregated analysis of Dakota County charging and… - [[wiki/US/Roger B. Taney|Roger B. Taney]] — *American lawyer and politician; - [[wiki/US/Rufus W. Peckham|Rufus W. Peckham]] — *American lawyer and jurist; - [[wiki/US/Ruth Bader Ginsburg|Ruth Bader Ginsburg]] — *American jurist; - [[wiki/US/Salmon P. Chase|Salmon P. Chase]] — *American politician and jurist; - [[wiki/US/Samuel Alito|Samuel Alito]] — Samuel Anthony Alito Jr. - [[wiki/US/Samuel Blatchford|Samuel Blatchford]] — *American jurist; - [[wiki/US/Samuel Chase|Samuel Chase]] — *Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States (1796–1811); - [[wiki/US/Samuel Freeman Miller|Samuel Freeman Miller]] — Samuel Freeman Miller (April 5, 1816 – October 13, 1890) was a Kentucky-born physician and lawyer. - [[wiki/US/Samuel Nelson|Samuel Nelson]] — *American jurist; - [[wiki/US/Sandra Day O'Connor|Sandra Day O'Connor]] — *Associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, 1981–2006* - [[wiki/US/School Breakfast Program|School Breakfast Program]] — *Federal child nutrition program created as a two-year pilot by the Child Nutrition Act of 1966.* - [[wiki/US/Secretary of Agriculture|Secretary of Agriculture]] — *Cabinet office that heads the United States Department of Agriculture; - [[wiki/US/Section 3 of the Housing and Urban Development Act|Section 3 of the Housing and Urban Development Act]] — *Provision of the Housing and Urban Development Act of 1968 whose certified compliance was at issue in a False Claims Act qui tam against the City of Saint Paul.* - [[wiki/US/Section 703(h)|Section 703(h)]] — *Employment-testing provision of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964* - [[wiki/US/Selden N. Clark|Selden N. Clark]] — Selden N. - [[wiki/US/Shannon Elkins|Shannon Elkins]] — *Magistrate judge named in the record of* United States v. - [[wiki/US/Sherburne IGSA|Sherburne IGSA]] — *A subject-level record of the Sherburne IGSA and of the attempt to read it on the federal public record.* - [[wiki/US/Sherburne National Wildlife Refuge|Sherburne National Wildlife Refuge]] — The Sherburne National Wildlife Refuge is a federal wildlife refuge of 30,700 acres in Sherburne County, Minnesota. - [[wiki/US/Sherman Minton|Sherman Minton]] — *American politician and jurist; - [[wiki/US/Silas Wright|Silas Wright]] — *Silas Wright (1795–1847) was a New York Democratic politician, U.S. - [[wiki/US/Sinclair Lewis|Sinclair Lewis]] — *American novelist (1885–1951), 1930 Nobel laureate in Literature, born in Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minnesota* - [[wiki/US/Smith Thompson|Smith Thompson]] — *United States Supreme Court Associate Justice and Secretary of the Navy (1768–1843)* - [[wiki/US/Sonia Sotomayor|Sonia Sotomayor]] — *Associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, serving since 2009* - [[wiki/US/Special Food Service Program for Children|Special Food Service Program for Children]] — *A federal child-nutrition program created by Public Law 90-302 in 1968, later divided into the Summer Food Service Program and the program now called the Child and Adult Care Food Program.* - [[wiki/US/Stanley Forman Reed|Stanley Forman Reed]] — *American lawyer and associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States (1938–1957)* - [[wiki/US/Stanley Matthews (judge)|Stanley Matthews (judge)]] — *American attorney, soldier, judge and senator from Ohio who served as an associate justice of the United States Supreme Court from 1881 to 1889* - [[wiki/US/Statutes at Large|Statutes at Large]] — *Official federal session-law record of Acts of Congress and concurrent resolutions.* - [[wiki/US/Stephen Breyer|Stephen Breyer]] — *American jurist; - [[wiki/US/Stephen Johnson Field|Stephen Johnson Field]] — *American jurist; - [[wiki/US/Summer Food Service Program|Summer Food Service Program]] — *Federal child-nutrition program under section 13 of the National School Lunch Act. - [[wiki/US/Supreme Court of the United States|Supreme Court of the United States]] — The Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) stands at the top of the federal judiciary. - [[wiki/US/System for Award Management|System for Award Management]] — The System for Award Management (SAM, also SAM.gov) is the federal e-procurement system in which entities seeking federal contracts or grants register. - [[wiki/US/Take Care Clause|Take Care Clause]] — *Clause of Article II, Section 3 of the U.S. - [[wiki/US/Ted Kennedy|Ted Kennedy]] — Edward Moore Kennedy (February 22, 1932 – August 25, 2009) was a lawyer and politician who held a Massachusetts seat in the United States Senate from 1962 until he died in 2009, as a… - [[wiki/US/The purpose of a system is what it does|The purpose of a system is what it does]] — The purpose of a system is what it does (POSIWID) is a heuristic in systems thinking. - [[wiki/US/Thomas Johnson (judge)|Thomas Johnson (judge)]] — *18th-century American lawyer, politician and patriot; - [[wiki/US/Thomas Todd|Thomas Todd]] — *Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States (1807–1826)* - [[wiki/US/Thurgood Marshall|Thurgood Marshall]] — *American lawyer and associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, 1967–1991* - [[wiki/US/Title IX|Title IX]] — *Federal civil rights statute prohibiting sex discrimination in federally funded education programs (20 U.S.C. - [[wiki/US/Title IX assurances of the State of Minnesota|Title IX assurances of the State of Minnesota]] — *Federal nondiscrimination assurances and certifications as they bear on the State of Minnesota.* - [[wiki/US/Title VI|Title VI]] — *Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the federal statute barring race, color and national-origin discrimination in programs that receive federal financial assistance.* - [[wiki/US/Title VI assurances of the State of Minnesota|Title VI assurances of the State of Minnesota]] — This record concerns the Title VI assurances of the State of Minnesota. - [[wiki/US/Title VII|Title VII]] — *Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the federal employment-discrimination statute, and its use in the federal actions against Minnesota.* - [[wiki/US/Tom C. Clark|Tom C. Clark]] — *United States attorney general (1945–1949) and associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States (1949–1967)* - [[wiki/US/traders' paper|traders' paper]] — *An 1851 document presented to Dakota leaders with the Treaty of Traverse des Sioux, redirecting a share of Dakota cash treaty payments to fur traders.* - [[wiki/US/Treaty of Mendota|Treaty of Mendota]] — *Treaty between the United States and the Mdewakanton and Wahpekute bands of Dakota, signed August 5, 1851* - [[wiki/US/Treaty of Prairie du Chien|Treaty of Prairie du Chien]] — *1830 treaty ceding territory to the United States and creating the Lake Pepin "half-breed" tract, the basis of a pending federal claim* - [[wiki/US/Treaty of Traverse des Sioux|Treaty of Traverse des Sioux]] — *1851 land cession treaty between the United States and Dakota bands in Minnesota Territory* - [[wiki/US/U.S. Air Force|U.S. Air Force]] — *Air service branch of the United States Armed Forces; - [[wiki/US/U.S. Department of Education|U.S. Department of Education]] — *Cabinet-level federal department responsible for federal education financial aid, school data, and enforcement of federal civil-rights law in schools* - [[wiki/US/U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement|U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement]] — *Federal law enforcement agency under the United States Department of Homeland Security, named in two at-issue pairs in the Minnesota record.* - [[wiki/US/U.S. Marshals|U.S. Marshals]] — *Federal law enforcement agency of the United States Department of Justice; - [[wiki/US/U.S. Marshals Service|U.S. Marshals Service]] — *Federal law enforcement agency under the United States Department of Justice, named in one entry of the Minnesota at-issue record.* - [[wiki/US/U.S.–Dakota War|U.S.–Dakota War]] — *Armed conflict in Minnesota, 1862, and the commissions, executions, confinement and expulsion that followed* - [[wiki/US/United Health Group|United Health Group]] — *Minnesota-based health insurance and health care services company; - [[wiki/US/United States Attorney's Office for the District of Minnesota|United States Attorney's Office for the District of Minnesota]] — The United States Attorney's Office for the District of Minnesota is an agency of the United States federal government. - [[wiki/US/United States Census Bureau|United States Census Bureau]] — The United States Census Bureau (formally the Bureau of the Census) is the federal statistical agency, within the United States Department of Commerce, that produces data on the… - [[wiki/US/United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit|United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit]] — *Federal appellate court for the District of Minnesota and nine other federal districts* - [[wiki/US/United States Court of Federal Claims|United States Court of Federal Claims]] — *Federal trial court that hears monetary claims against the United States government* - [[wiki/US/United States Department of Health and Human Services|United States Department of Health and Human Services]] — The United States Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is an executive department of cabinet rank in the U.S. - [[wiki/US/United States Department of Justice|United States Department of Justice]] — *Federal executive department overseeing domestic law enforcement and the administration of justice* - [[wiki/US/United States Department of Labor|United States Department of Labor]] — The United States Department of Labor (DOL) is an executive department of the federal government. - [[wiki/US/United States Department of State|United States Department of State]] — *Executive department of the U.S. - [[wiki/US/United States Department of the Interior|United States Department of the Interior]] — *Executive department of the U.S. - [[wiki/US/United States Department of the Treasury|United States Department of the Treasury]] — *Federal executive department responsible for the national treasury, public finance, tax collection and banking supervision* - [[wiki/US/United States Department of Transportation|United States Department of Transportation]] — The United States Department of Transportation (USDOT or DOT) is an executive department of the U.S. - [[wiki/US/United States District Court for the District of Minnesota|United States District Court for the District of Minnesota]] — The United States District Court for the District of Minnesota, abbreviated D. - [[wiki/US/United States ex rel. Ellis v. City of St. Paul|United States ex rel. Ellis v. City of St. Paul]] — *A False Claims Act qui tam matter against the City of Saint Paul, known from a congressional report and a quoted Department of Justice email, with no recoverable public docket.* - [[wiki/US/United States House of Representatives|United States House of Representatives]] — The United States House of Representatives is the lower house of the two-chamber United States Congress, and the United States Senate is the upper house. - [[wiki/US/United States Secret Service|United States Secret Service]] — *Federal agency; - [[wiki/US/United States Senate|United States Senate]] — *Upper chamber of the United States Congress, with two senators per state* - [[wiki/US/United States v. Weber|United States v. Weber]] — *Supreme Court decision (1979) upholding voluntary affirmative-action plans under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964; - [[wiki/US/University of Chicago Law School|University of Chicago Law School]] — *Law school of the University of Chicago, Chicago, Illinois; - [[wiki/US/USAspending.gov|USAspending.gov]] — USAspending.gov is a public website on which the United States federal government publishes data about its own spending. - [[wiki/US/Variance power|Variance power]] — *Concept in U.S. - [[wiki/US/Vice President of the United States|Vice President of the United States]] — *Second-highest office in the U.S. - [[wiki/US/Violence Against Women Act grants to Minnesota|Violence Against Women Act grants to Minnesota]] — The sources gathered for this record contain no Violence Against Women Act grant amounts, award dates, grantee lists or statutory citations for Minnesota. - [[wiki/US/VOLAG network|VOLAG network]] — *Network of voluntary agencies (VOLAGs) that resettled refugees in Minnesota under federal funding* - [[wiki/US/Volcker|Volcker]] — *Paul Volcker and the 1979–83 disinflation, set against the targets of the Full Employment and Balanced Growth Act of 1978.* - [[wiki/US/Volstead Act|Volstead Act]] — *A 1919 United States federal statute that set the enforcement framework for national alcohol prohibition under the 18th Amendment.* - [[wiki/US/Ward Hunt|Ward Hunt]] — *American jurist and politician; - [[wiki/US/warning letters|warning letters]] — *FDA warning letters issued in May 2021 to two Hennepin Healthcare physicians over ketamine and sedation studies.* - [[wiki/US/Warren E. Burger|Warren E. Burger]] — *Chief Justice of the United States, 1969–1986; - [[wiki/US/Washington Legal Foundation|Washington Legal Foundation]] — *Non-profit public-interest law firm, legal think tank and communications company based in Washington, D.C.* - [[wiki/US/Washington Post|Washington Post]] — *The Washington Post* is a daily newspaper based in Washington, D.C. - [[wiki/US/Wetterling Act|Wetterling Act]] — *Federal sex offender registration requirement enacted in 1994; - [[wiki/US/Whistleblowing|Whistleblowing]] — Whistleblowing is the disclosure, usually by an employee, of information about conduct inside a private or public organization that is regarded as wrongful, whether illegal, immoral,… - [[wiki/US/Wild and Scenic Rivers Act|Wild and Scenic Rivers Act]] — The Wild and Scenic Rivers Act is a federal statute. - [[wiki/US/Wiley Rutledge|Wiley Rutledge]] — *Associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, 1943–1949* - [[wiki/US/Willful ignorance|Willful ignorance]] — *Deliberate avoidance of relevant information, a concept in psychology, philosophy and law* - [[wiki/US/William Burnham Woods|William Burnham Woods]] — *American jurist and associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States (1881–1887)* - [[wiki/US/William Cushing|William Cushing]] — *American jurist; - [[wiki/US/William Henry Moody|William Henry Moody]] — *American politician and jurist (1853–1917); - [[wiki/US/William Howard Taft|William Howard Taft]] — *27th president of the United States (1909–1913) and 10th chief justice of the United States (1921–1930)* - [[wiki/US/William J. Brennan Jr|William J. Brennan Jr]] — *Associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, 1956–1990* - [[wiki/US/William Johnson (judge)|William Johnson (judge)]] — *Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States (1804–1834)* - [[wiki/US/William O. Douglas|William O. Douglas]] — *Associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States (1939–1975)* - [[wiki/US/William Paterson (judge)|William Paterson (judge)]] — William Paterson (December 24, 1745 – September 9, 1806) was a lawyer, jurist and statesman. - [[wiki/US/William R. Day|William R. Day]] — *American diplomat and jurist; - [[wiki/US/William Rehnquist|William Rehnquist]] — William Hubbs Rehnquist (October 1, 1924 – September 3, 2005) sat on the Supreme Court of the United States for more than three decades. - [[wiki/US/Willis Van Devanter|Willis Van Devanter]] — *American lawyer and associate justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, 1911–1937* - [[wiki/US/Xcel Energy|Xcel Energy]] — Xcel Energy Inc. - [[wiki/US/Young commission|Young commission]] — The Young commission was a federal investigation, dated to 1853, into the 1851 Dakota treaty-fund matter. - [[wiki/US/Zebulon Pike|Zebulon Pike]] — *United States Army officer and explorer (1779–1813); ## wiki/US/Cases (18) - [[wiki/US/Cases/DOJ Civil Rights Division investigation of the Hennepin County Attorney's Office (race in prosecutorial decisions)|DOJ Civil Rights Division investigation of the Hennepin County Attorney's Office (race in prosecutorial decisions)]] — *Federal administrative matter, DOJ 25-469, opened May 5, 2025; - [[wiki/US/Cases/ED OCR and HHS OCR Title IX noncompliance finding against MDE and MSHSL|ED OCR and HHS OCR Title IX noncompliance finding against MDE and MSHSL]] — *Federal administrative Title IX noncompliance finding (OCR 05254060 et al.), dated September 30, 2025, in the record; - [[wiki/US/Cases/Equal Protection Project v. Minnesota State University Moorhead (race-based scholarships)|Equal Protection Project v. Minnesota State University Moorhead (race-based scholarships)]] — *Federal administrative complaint, U.S. - [[wiki/US/Cases/Equal Protection Project v. University of Minnesota (BIPOC Design Justice Initiative)|Equal Protection Project v. University of Minnesota (BIPOC Design Justice Initiative)]] — *Federal administrative complaint before the U.S. - [[wiki/US/Cases/Maitland v. University of Minnesota|Maitland v. University of Minnesota]] — *Federal employment-discrimination case against the University of Minnesota, settled June 12, 2003* - [[wiki/US/Cases/Mdewakanton - Sioux half-breed descendants v. United States (Lake Pepin reservation; federal recognition)|Mdewakanton - Sioux half-breed descendants v. United States (Lake Pepin reservation; federal recognition)]] — *Federal civil action in the U.S. - [[wiki/US/Cases/Minneapolis Foundation et al. v. EPA (Environmental Justice grantmaker terminations)|Minneapolis Foundation et al. v. EPA (Environmental Justice grantmaker terminations)]] — *Federal civil case, U.S. - [[wiki/US/Cases/Rajender v. University of Minnesota (consent decree)|Rajender v. University of Minnesota (consent decree)]] — *1980 consent decree in a Title VII action against the University of Minnesota, D. - [[wiki/US/Cases/United States v. City of Minneapolis (MPD consent decree)|United States v. City of Minneapolis (MPD consent decree)]] — *Federal civil rights case, U.S. - [[wiki/US/Cases/United States v. Ellison|United States v. Ellison]] — *Federal civil case in the United States District Court for the District of Minnesota, filed 2026* - [[wiki/US/Cases/United States v. Feeding Our Future defendants (federal child-nutrition fraud)|United States v. Feeding Our Future defendants (federal child-nutrition fraud)]] — *Federal criminal case, D. - [[wiki/US/Cases/United States v. Minnesota Department of Education and Minnesota State High School League (Title IX)|United States v. Minnesota Department of Education and Minnesota State High School League (Title IX)]] — *Federal civil action, D. - [[wiki/US/Cases/United States v. Minnesota, Minneapolis, Saint Paul and Hennepin County (sanctuary policies)|United States v. Minnesota, Minneapolis, Saint Paul and Hennepin County (sanctuary policies)]] — *Federal civil suit, D. - [[wiki/US/Cases/United States v. Sant et al.|United States v. Sant et al.]] — *Federal criminal case, U.S. - [[wiki/US/Cases/United States v. State of Minnesota (affirmative-action hiring)|United States v. State of Minnesota (affirmative-action hiring)]] — *Case No. - [[wiki/US/Cases/United States v. Steve Simon and State of Minnesota (voter rolls)|United States v. Steve Simon and State of Minnesota (voter rolls)]] — *Federal civil action, U.S. - [[wiki/US/Cases/United States v. Walz (in-state tuition and North Star Promise)|United States v. 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