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Mediator / Arbitrator
Most recently, since May 2002, Franklin J. Knoll has been
practicing Alternative Dispute Resolution; conducting summary
trials and arbitrating and mediating all types of civil disputes.
He also has been serving as a consensual magistrate and as
a retired judge of the Minnesota District Court pursuant
to appointment of the Chief Justice. Prior to his appointment
to the District Court, Judge Knoll served for 10 years in
the Minnesota legislature. During the 1970s he was active
in Legal Advice Clinics, serving on its original Board of
Directors, and was co-founder of Operation de Novo, one of
the country’s first pre-trial diversion programs. From
1970 to 1974 Franklin Knoll was Staff Counsel for the Urban
Coalition of Minneapolis and from 1966 to 1970 Knoll was
a Patent Attorney for 3M Company.
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Trial Judge, Hennepin County District Court
(1984 – 2002)
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Member, Minnesota State Senate, District 61; Chair, Committee
on Governmental Operations (1976 – 1982)
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Member, Minnesota House of Representatives, District
61A (1973 -1976)
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Assistant Hennepin County Public Defender, concurrent
with service in legislature (1974 – 1984)
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Qualified Neutral under Rule 114
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Awarded the Alumni Achievement Award in the Humanities
from St. John’s University (2003)
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Selected a Bush Leadership Fellow in 1978 (one of twelve
Minnesotans)
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Participant in the Program for Reflective Leadership
in the Hubert H. Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs
during the academic year (1982 – 1983)
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Founder and Chair of the Larry Brown Youth Education
Corporation which provides tutoring and mentoring to
inner city grade school children
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Instructor in law at Inver Hills Community College (1990 – 1996)
Contact Franklin J. Knoll:
Phone: 952-767-0167
Toll-free: 877-ADR-0167 (877-237-0167)
E-Mail: FJKnoll@lawgilbert.com
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