Minnesota bill HF7 modifies public safety laws, including data transparency, mandatory minimum sentences, and penalties for obstructing traffic.
Minnesota bill HF7 modifies various public safety laws. It mandates that data held by law enforcement agencies regarding arrests and citations be made public. It requires agencies to notify the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension of search warrants obtained. The bill establishes mandatory minimum sentences for certain sex trafficking offenses and requires individuals under stays of adjudication in sexual conduct cases to register. It increases penalties for obstructing trunk highway, airport, or transit traffic and for assaulting a police officer.
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