Minnesota SF1363 modifies public safety provisions, including mandatory minimum sentences for sex trafficking offenses, registration requirements for.
Minnesota SF1363 amends various public safety provisions, including establishing mandatory minimum sentences for certain sex trafficking offenses. It requires individuals charged with specific offenses to register, and it increases penalties for assaulting police officers. The bill also mandates that data held by law enforcement agencies regarding bail be made public and requires notice to the agency having custody of the arrested person when bail is posted.
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