Minnesota HF327 increases penalties for introducing contraband and dangerous weapons into correctional facilities.
Minnesota HF327 amends existing law to increase penalties for introducing contraband and dangerous weapons into correctional facilities. The bill specifies that introducing contraband into a correctional facility without consent is now a felony, punishable by up to two years in prison. Additionally, possessing contraband within a facility is a gross misdemeanor. Introducing a dangerous weapon into a facility without consent is also a felony, with a potential sentence of up to five years in prison. This legislation aims to enhance public safety by imposing stricter penalties for these offenses.
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