Minnesota HF367 authorizes damages for highway obstruction and imposes civil penalties.
Minnesota HF367 establishes civil liability for individuals or entities that intentionally interfere with, obstruct, or render dangerous any public highway. Injured parties can seek damages and reasonable attorney fees and costs. State agencies or political subdivisions can choose between civil action under this bill or criminal prosecution under section 609.74, clause (2), but not both for the same conduct. Exemptions apply to law enforcement and others performing duties imposed by law or contract. This law takes effect August 1, 2025.
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