Minnesota HF4745 prohibits firearms in government buildings and sets criminal penalties for violations.
Minnesota HF4745 amends state law to prohibit the possession of firearms in buildings owned by or under the control of state or local governments. This includes government buildings used for administration purposes. Violators face felony charges, with potential penalties of up to five years in prison, a fine of up to $10,000, or both. Exceptions are made for licensed peace officers or military personnel performing official duties and individuals with written permission from the building's supervisor.
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