Hennepin County, Minneapolis to create new center for juvenile offenders Mpls., Hennepin County envision facility between detention and low-security.

Under the initiative, if a juvenile is arrested or is found incompetent to be tried criminally, they would be assigned to one of the individual counties to get help for their specific needs.

Thursday, Hennepin County leaders responded to a letter sent by the Legal Rights Center and community leaders urging action to protect youth in Minnesota's juvenile justice system amid the COVID ...

Monday will mark the first day of one-stop shopping for Hennepin County District Court records after the establishment of a central vault to improve public access. The new Records Center allows ...

The Brennan Center for Justice State Court Report (NYU) has published my new article on the Supreme Court's recent important takings decision in Tyler v. Hennepin County. Here's an excerpt: Last ...

Luther College sophomore, Sarah Edgington, has been selected to serve on a newly formed committee in Hennepin County focused on eliminating disparities in the juvenile justice system. As someone who ...

George Floyd's family has been informed that his confidential records at the Hennepin County Medical Center were breached multiple times after his death, an attorney for Floyd's family told CBS News.

Boys Totem Town and the Hennepin County Home School closed in 2019. Both housed some of the most violent youth offenders in Ramsey and Hennepin counties for more than 100 years.

The Hennepin County Attorney's Office officially opened its new Domestic Abuse Service Center (DASC) on Tuesday with a ceremonial ribbon-cutting.

San Mateo County will open a multi-agency center that will provide resources for victims of interpersonal violence under one roof, the county District Attorney’s Office announced.

During Potter's pretrial hearing on Zoom, Judge Paul Scoggin said her next court date is likely to be in person if pandemic restrictions are lifted in Hennepin County courtrooms.

Defense attorneys say children with mental illness are being held illegally because Hennepin County has failed to provide a secure treatment facility.