Minnesota HF750 expands driver's license suspensions to include all cases of criminal vehicular homicide or operation and requires peace officers to.
Minnesota HF750 amends state statutes to expand the circumstances under which a driver's license may be suspended. The bill requires the suspension of a driver's license if a peace officer certifies probable cause to believe the driver committed criminal vehicular homicide or operation. Additionally, peace officers must report all cases where they believe a person committed criminal vehicular homicide or operation.
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