The former William Mitchell College of Law adjunct professor is accused of exposing himself to a 24-year-old student in January. The criminal complaint also claims the 70-year-old sports labor attorney placed her hand on his groin area. Griffith told the Pioneer Press the charges are "ridiculous" and "I've done nothing wrong."

Clark Griffith, a Minneapolis attorney whose father, Calvin, owned the Minnesota Twins until 1984, on Wednesday entered an Alford plea of guilty on an indecent exposure charge. In January, Griffith, 70, formerly an adjunct professor at William Mitchell School of Law, exposed himself and told a 24-year-old female student to touch his penis, according to the charges.

Clark Griffith has been sentenced to undergo sex-offender counseling after exposing himself earlier this year to a St. Paul law student, Ramsey County District Judge George Stephenson ruled Thursday. The 70-year-old Twin Cities attorney and son of former Twins owner Calvin Griffith entered an Alford plea of guilty to an indecent-exposure charge in June, and will not serve any jail time. The case could be dismissed in a year.

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