Minnesota SF1330 mandates consecutive sentences for assaults by inmates in local facilities if the victim is a sheriff or deputy.

Minnesota SF1330 amends state law to require consecutive sentences for inmates in local facilities convicted of assault, if the victim is a sheriff or deputy. The new sentence must run consecutively to any other sentence the inmate is serving, and the inmate will not receive credit for time served on the original sentence. This change applies to crimes committed on or after August 1, 2025.

Minnesota SF1330 mandates consecutive sentences for assaults by inmates in local facilities if the victim is a sheriff or deputy.

Minnesota SF1330 amends state law to require consecutive sentences for inmates in local facilities convicted of assault, if the victim is a sheriff or deputy. The new sentence must run consecutively to any other sentence the inmate is serving, and the inmate will not receive credit for time served on the original sentence. This change applies to crimes committed on or after August 1, 2025.