A 37-year-old Minnesota woman was convicted on one count of misdemeanor disorderly conduct and acquitted on another charge stemming from an incident on a playground that we detailed previously on our blog. The ruling capped off a four-day trail that drew national attention and community protests. The case all began back in April of 2025 […]
Michelin-Starred Restaurant Owner Charged For Serving Ants To Customers
The owner of a two-Michelin-starred restaurant in South Korean is facing significant fines and could be sentenced to up to a year in jail after serving ants on top of a sherbet dessert to customers. The ants weren’t hidden on the dessert to get back at an unruly customer, they were a planned delicacy to […]
Will Lying Children Become Criminals Later In Life?
We’ve all told a lie at some point or another, and if you’re a parent, you’ve probably gone through a stage in life where your kids try to pass lies off as the truth. Lying is a perfectly normal behavior pattern for children and teens who are still growing, learning and pushing the boundaries of […]
Avery Appelman Named To Top Lawyers 2026 List By Minnesota Monthly
We are excited to announce that Avery Appelman has been named to the 2026 Top Lawyers list by Minnesota Monthly! Avery and the rest of the list will be announced in the July/August issue of Minnesota Monthly, which focuses on the best parts of our community. According to their website, “Minnesota Monthly magazine embodies the […]
When Can Police Use Drones Without A Warrant?
As we discussed on our blog yesterday, St. Paul police are utilizing drones to arrive on the scene of 911 calls sooner to catch more criminals and provide responding officers with updated information. These robotic tools certainly seem like they can be an asset for community safety, but how can police use these drones throughout […]
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