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St. Paul, MN 55155
Phone: 651-297-7651
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Minnesota Statutes & Session Laws

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MN District (Trial) Courts

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Minnesota Appellate Courts

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Briefs

The Minnesota State Law Library maintains print briefs for published cases of the Minnesota Supreme Court and Minnesota Court of Appeals. Briefs may also be available electronically through our Briefs archive or through MACS. Contact Ask a Librarian if you need assistance locating briefs. 

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Rules and Procedure

Minnesota City Codes & Ordinances

The Minnesota State Law Library maintains print copies of Minneapolis and St. Paul city ordinances. Other city ordinances are available online or in the city clerk's office for that city. 

Minnesota Practice Materials

  • Minnesota Practice Series - Available in print or on Westlaw
    Click below for a list of the titles contained in the Minnesota Practice Series.
    Administrative Practice and Procedure (v. 21)
    Appellate Rules Annotated (v. 3)
    Business Law Deskbook (v. 20, 20A)
    Business Regulation in Minnesota (v. 20B, 20C, 20D)
    Civil Practice Forms (v. 15, 16)
    Civil Rules Annotated (v. 1, 1A, 2, 2A)
    Collections Handbook (v. 26)
    Corporation Law and Practice (v. 18, 19)
    Courtroom Handbook of Minnesota Evidence (v. 11A)
    Criminal Law and Procedure (v. 7, 8, 9, 9A)
    Elements of an Action (v. 28)
    Employment Law and Practice (v. 17)
    Evidence (v. 11)
    Family Law (v. 14)
    General Rules of Practice Annotated (v. 3A)
    Insurance Law and Practice (v. 22)
    Insurance Statutes (v. 22A)
    Juvenile Law and Practice (v. 12, 13)
    Methods of Practice: Civil Advocacy (v. 5)
    Methods of Practice (v. 5A, 6, 6A)
    Minnesota DWI Handbook (v. 31)
    Minnesota Employment Laws (v. 17A)
    Minnesota Jury Instruction Guides: Civil (CIVJIG) (v. 4, 4A)
    Minnesota Jury Instruction Companion Handbook: Civil (v. 4B)
    Minnesota Jury Instruction Guides: Criminal (CRIMJIG) (v. 10, 10A)
    Minnesota Motions in Limine (v. 29)
    Minnesota Probate Deskbook (v. 24)
    Minnesota Real Estate Laws (v. 25A, 25B)
    Products Liability Law (v. 27)
    Real Estate Law (v. 25)
    Summary Judgment and Related Termination Motions (v. 30)
    Trial Handbook for Minnesota Lawyers (v. 23)
    General Index

Legal Periodicals

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You may also access periodicals in the library through:

  • HeinOnline
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Minnesota Constitution

Minnesota's constitutional convention resulted in two versions of the state constitution.  More information about the convention and resulting documents can be found on the Minnesota Historical Society website.

Minnesota Court Forms

  • Hennepin County Court Forms
    Includes Civil, Conciliation, Criminal, Family, General, Housing, Judgments, Juvenile, Probate, Traffic, and
    Other Legal Forms for Hennepin County District Court.
  • Tenth Judicial District Forms
    The forms listed below are for use only in the Tenth Judicial District (Anoka, Chisago, Isanti, Kanabec, Pine, Sherburne, Washington and Wright Counties). To use these forms in another court, you must contact that specific county Court Administration and confirm they will accept the form.

DISCLAIMER

In our positions as librarians, not lawyers, we can suggest resources but cannot give legal advice (such as which form to file) or legal opinions (such as how a statute might apply to particular facts). To do so could be considered the unauthorized practice of law. Even though we try to suggest materials that will be of help, more research is often required to find a complete and correct answer. For many questions, the best answer may be to consult an attorney.

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