Minnlawpedia: a user-generated repository of Minnesota law and procedure for the non-lawyer
Minnlawpedia is a wiki where lawyers and non-lawyers can build a reference database for all users of Minnesota courts. We hope it will grow into a place where legal consumers can get a “translation” of the impenetrable thicket of laws and procedures that are the legal system.
For example, the Minnlawpedia article for answer explains that an answer must be in writing, that it must be served on the opposing lawyer, and that one is due even if the lawsuit has not been filed with the court.
But as you can see, Minnlawpedia is very new and needs contributors. Anyone can contribute by editing existing articles and creating new ones. There is no need to register. As an incentive to contribute, we will add a “featured link” to your website if you meaningfully contribute to 10% of the articles on Minnlawpedia. Right now, the wiki is very small, so a meaningful contribution to only one article will earn a featured link. Obviously, it will be harder to earn a featured link as the wiki grows, but the value of those links will also increase with the traffic.
