Minnesota HF1848 makes bail posting data public and requires notice to the agency holding the arrested person.
Minnesota HF1848 amends state statutes to classify data held by law enforcement agencies about the person or entity that posted bail as public information. It mandates that when bail or a bond is posted, the agency holding the arrested or detained person must be notified, including the amount posted and the identity of the bail poster for certain crimes. The bill also requires personal sureties to make affidavits detailing their personal and property information when posting bail.
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