Minnesota SF2200 establishes confidentiality for restorative justice practice participants and classifies related data.
Minnesota SF2200 establishes confidentiality for restorative justice practice participants, ensuring that statements and actions taken during these practices are not subject to discovery or use in judicial or administrative hearings. This protection applies to facilitators, those who caused harm, those who were harmed, community members, and others involved in restorative justice practices. Exceptions include disclosures necessary to prevent death, great bodily harm, or crime, and disclosures related to professional violations or abuse.
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