Minnesota HF5105 enhances penalties for domestic violence-related crimes, including stricter punishments for violating protection orders.
Minnesota HF5105 amends state statutes to enhance criminal penalties for domestic violence-related crimes. It establishes that knowingly violating a domestic abuse no-contact order is a misdemeanor. Repeat offenders within ten years of previous convictions face gross misdemeanor charges. Violating a protection order while possessing a dangerous weapon or after a felony conviction results in felony charges. The bill also prohibits firearm possession for those convicted of violating protection orders and mandates counseling for offenders.
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