Repeals the Minnesota seat belt use gag rule, preventing evidence of seat belt use from being admissible in personal injury or property damage cases.
The bill repeals the Minnesota seat belt use gag rule, which previously prevented evidence of seat belt use from being admissible in personal injury or property damage cases. This change allows for the introduction of such evidence in litigation, potentially affecting how such cases are prosecuted and defended. The repeal directly impacts the admissibility of seat belt use in legal proceedings.
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