State v. A.S.E.
Court of Appeals of Minnesota
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
HUDSON, Judge.
In these consolidated expungement appeals, the state argues that (1) respondent is not entitled to expungement of records held by the judicial branch; and (2) the district court’s inherent authority does not extend to expungement of executive-branch records. Because the district court exceeded the scope of its inherent authority in ordering expungement of executive-branch records and failed to make sufficient findings to support expungement of judicial-branch records, we reverse the ex-pungement orders and remand for findings.
FACTS
In September 1996, respondent A.S.E.…
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