Minnesota Court of Appeals

The Minnesota Supreme Court has agreed to hear a Rochester man's appeal of his conviction and prison sentence involving a gunfight on a city street.

The Minnesota Court of Appeals has ruled against a Rochester man now serving a prison sentence in connection with a 2019 shooting.

The shooting occurred outside a quinceanera party at Graham Arena.

The prosecution objected to the five-year prison sentence handed down for a fatal shooting at a Rochester shopping center parking lot last year.

His conviction and prison sentence for shooting a teenager in the groin was overturned by the Minnesota Court of Appeals.

The ruling was issued just days after the Minnesota Court of Appeals upheld a state law involving so-called "ghost guns."

A man caught with a so-called ghost gun unsuccessfully argued that a state law prohibiting guns without serial numbers is unconstitutional.

He is currently serving a 12 1/2 year prison sentence.

He was accused of pushing a woman he met online to work as a prostitute.

The ruling involved a fight at a Rochester restaurant that sent to people to the hospital.

With good behavior, he could be released from prison in 2032.

The 26-year-old is serving a 12-year prison sentence.

He was given a 5 year sentence for second-degree murder.

She could be entitled to addition damages from the men convicted of the crime.