Minnesota HF4192 strengthens fraud prevention for various licenses, permits, and passes, imposing criminal penalties for violations.
Minnesota HF4192 amends state statutes to enhance fraud prevention in registrations, licenses, passes, and permits issued by the commissioner. The bill makes it unlawful to create, buy, sell, or use fictitious or materially altered licenses, permits, or passes. Violators face misdemeanor charges and penalties, including voiding the fraudulent documents. The bill also specifies penalties for false statements related to applications and for possessing or displaying fraudulent documents. The amendments cover various permits, including those for wild animals, snowmobiles, and state parks.
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