Legal Talk

This month Justice Moore discusses his win in the November election, and the responsibility of not just being an elected member of the judiciary, but the importance of respecting the position, even as a candidate.

This month Justice Moore discusses the reasons the State of Minnesota has an elected judiciary. He also talks about an event hosted by Shakopee High School when the Minnesota Supreme Court heard oral arguments for a live case in front of the Shakopee student body.

On this month's edition of Legal Talk, Justice Moore discusses the concept of the Collegial Court and talks about how decisions are made within the chambers.

This month, Justice Moore discusses a possible leak coming from the US Supreme Court staff, and how things work in the Minnesota Supreme Court chamber.

On the premier edition of KYMN's new show focusing on the Judiciary, Minnesota Supreme Court Justice, and host of the show, Gordon Moore, talks about his background, why he chose a career in law, and the transition from attorney to judge. He also discusses his reasons for wanting to host a show on KYMN, and what he hopes to accomplish with his monthly appearance.

This month Justice Moore discusses the Right to Privacy, and how it is identified in both the United States and Minnesota Constitutions.

This month Justice Moore discusses the appeals process and the various forms an appeal can take.

Justice Gordon Moore of the Minnesota State Supreme Court discusses the way sentencing guidelines are established in the state, the way the Sentencing Guideline Commission is set up, and what kind of leeway judges can have, if any, in certain cases