Minnesota HF1594 restricts conservation officers from conducting searches or seizures without a warrant or court order, and mandates receipts for.
Minnesota HF1594 amends state statutes to limit conservation officers' authority to conduct searches and seizures to instances where a warrant or court order is present, necessary to prevent imminent danger, or where the property owner consents. The bill also requires conservation officers to provide receipts to individuals from whom property is seized. It specifies that snowmobiles used in burglaries must be confiscated and sold, with proceeds credited to the state's general fund.
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