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See GN 5/4/C/1, box 2, Regina v. William Neal, Francis Gearin and Martain McCarthy, 3 December 1853.
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Two judges named Kathleen -- Ramsey County Chief Judge Gearin and Special Master and former Minnesota Chief Justice Blatz -- gave the Constitution a broad-minded, pragmatic reading that protected life and safety and allowed schools and colleges to operate.
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But former Minnesota Supreme Court Chief Justice Kathleen Blatz, appointed by Gearin to hear appeals for relief from the shutdown, recommended denial of the association's request, and Gearin adopted that position.
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The Minnesota Licensed Beverage Association asked state court Judge Kathleen Gearin to require the state to process the permits, arguing in part that businesses would suffer either permanent or significant damage.
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They say Gearin needs a new certificate of occupancy because she changed the use of the building, which previously housed a business that sold lawnmowers, snowblowers and other equipment.
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While in office, Longrie attended four closed council sessions at which local officials discussed Gearin's lawsuits without revealing that she represented Gearin in lawsuits over unpaid debts.
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For much of her career, Gearin, 54, was literally a rags-to-riches story.
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In 2007, Gearin obtained a $1.3 million loan from Premier Bank to expand her business.
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Gearin says her arrest on misdemeanor charges and the city's constantly changing demands have damaged her physical and mental health and destroyed a thriving, environmentally friendly business.
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The city gave Gearin permission to operate a retail business in the building in April 2008, but she has lost every attempt to legally operate the grinder.
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