Requires disclosure of peace officer data to comply with constitutional obligations, establishes a Brady-Giglio designation, creates a task force to.
Advances the disclosure of personnel data on peace officers and potential government witnesses to prosecuting authorities to comply with constitutional obligations. Provides for a Brady-Giglio designation for peace officers, establishing a task force to examine such lists and requiring a report. Amends Minnesota Statutes to include provisions for the discoverability of not public data, required disclosures by prosecuting authorities, and immunity from liability for certain disclosures. Effective the day following final enactment.
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