Minnesota HF3826 modifies identity theft definitions, expands subpoena authority for fraud investigations, and alters statutes of limitation for.
Minnesota HF3826 modifies the definition of "identity" for identity theft crimes and adds definitions for terms like "forged digital likeness" and "reencoder." The bill expands the authority of the Financial Crimes and Fraud Section of the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension to include subpoena power for investigating financial crimes and fraud. It also alters the statutes of limitation for various fraud-related offenses, extending the time frame for filing indictments or complaints in certain cases.
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