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State v. T.M.B.

Citations

  • 590 N.W.2d 809
  • 1999 Minn. App. LEXIS 258

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  • stating that the separation-of-powers doctrine generally prohibits each branch of government from intruding upon another's unique constitutional functions
  • “absent evidence that executive agents abused their discretion in the performance of a governmental function, the judiciary may not interfere with the executive’s record-keeping function by ordering the expungement of its records”

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Judges: Foley, Lansing, Toussaint

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