Associated Press

A family spokesperson says the attorney is providing representation free of charge.

The lawsuit argues that targeting Minnesota is arbitrary and capricious.

Johnson and Johnson says it will appeal the verdict.

The US Attorney for Minnesota claims about half of $18 billion in spending Minnesota programs associated with fraud.

She was charged following a break-in at her stepmother's home in Detroit Lakes last year.

Federal prosecutors have not said if they will seek the death penalty.

The judge in the Feeding Our Future fraud trial indicated the Rochester man was approached while he was waiting to testify for the prosecution.

Two of the victims were children.

Police in Woodbury are investigating.

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