Minnesota HF104 establishes confidentiality for restorative justice practices and classifies related data.
Minnesota HF104 amends state statutes to establish confidentiality for restorative justice practices. Individual data and statements made during these practices are not subject to discovery and cannot be used in judicial or administrative hearings. Exceptions allow for data disclosure to prevent harm or address professional violations. Restorative justice practices involve voluntary engagement to identify harm, agree on repairs, and address community needs. Data related to these practices is classified and governed by specific statutes.
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