Minnesota HF3610 modifies when a person can conceal their identity in public and creates exceptions for law enforcement officers.
Minnesota HF3610 amends the law to make concealing identity in public a misdemeanor unless based on religious beliefs, incidental to amusement, entertainment, protection from weather, smoke, gas, or medical treatment. Exceptions are made for peace officers and federal law enforcement officers performing official duties, including undercover work or when wearing a face mask to reduce serious permanent disfigurement risk.
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