# Edward C. Stringer *American lawyer and retired Associate Justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court* Edward Charles Stringer (born February 13, 1935) is a lawyer who served as an Associate Justice of the [[Minnesota Supreme Court]] and has since retired from the bench.[^1] After leaving the court he returned to practicing law privately in [[Minnesota]].[^1] Stringer studied at Amherst College and later at the [[University of Minnesota Law School]].[^1] As a justice he wrote opinions for the court. The cited biographical summary does not list those opinions.[^1] The record compiled for this entry does not establish the dates of his appointment and departure, the governor who appointed him, or the cases in which he sat.[^1] ## Early life and education Stringer's birth date is February 13, 1935.[^1] His degrees are from Amherst College and from the law school of the [[University of Minnesota]].[^1] ## Judicial service Stringer held a seat as an Associate Justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court. He wrote opinions for the court during that service.[^1] He is retired from the court and now works in private legal practice in the state.[^1] ## Notes [^1]: Wikipedia contributors, *Edward C. Stringer* (revision 1328241429, retrieved 2026-10-26) — birth date February 13, 1935; Amherst College and University of Minnesota Law School; retired Associate Justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court who authored opinions; now in private law practice in Minnesota. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edward_C._Stringer