Minnesota (2005)

 State v. McCoy,2012, WL 539140 Unpublished

Evidence sufficient to support finding that defendant intentionally impeded victim’s breathing. Good example of corroborating evidence.

State v. Johnson, 2011 WL 2622688 Unpublished

Good example of strangulation incident within context of DV dynamics.

State v. Coleman, 2011 WL 781088 Unpublished

Evidence sufficient to sustain strangulation conviction, including testimony by responding officer and medical expert.

State v. Spears, 2011 WL 382616 Unpublished 

Evidence sufficient to sustain strangulation conviction, including finding that statements made to medical personnel properly admitted.

State v. Burch, 2010 WL 346356 Unpublished

Good example of strangulation incident within context of DV dynamics.

University of Minnesota Law School – Survival or Suffocation: Can Minnesota’s New Strangulation Law Overcome Implicit Biases in the Justice System

Andrea Jennings, St. Catherine University – Domestic Assault by Strangulation and Recantation of Victims in the Criminal Court System

Shannon M. Heim, Mitchell Hamlin School of Law, William Mitchell Law Review – Revisions to Minnesota Domestic Violence Law Affords Greater Protection to Vulnerable Victims

Kelly Francis – Minnesota’s New Domestic Abuse Strangulation Statute

WATCH MN – The Impact of Minnesota’s Felony Strangulation Law

WATCH MN – Watch Report Part II: The Impact of Minnesota’s Felony Strangulation Law

Minnesota Coalition for Battered Women – Special Femicide Report: Strangulation and Women and Children Murdered in Minnesota, 1989-2005