Minnesota HF4585 requires law enforcement to notify petitioners at least 24 hours before serving a respondent with a harassment restraining order.
Minnesota HF4585 amends the state statutes to mandate that law enforcement officers must notify petitioners at least 24 hours before serving a respondent with a temporary restraining order or restraining order. This notification can be done through texting, calling, or emailing the petitioner if their contact information is available. The requirement applies to sheriffs, law enforcement officers, or peace officers serving the order. This change aims to ensure that petitioners are informed and prepared for the service of the restraining order.
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