Minnesota SF26 makes portable recording system data on certain elected officials public.
Minnesota SF26 amends data practices to make portable recording system data on certain elected officials public. Specifically, data on elected officials charged with a felony becomes public 14 days after a criminal complaint is filed. The bill also allows next of kin and legal representatives to inspect data when an individual dies due to a peace officer's use of force. Additionally, it mandates the release of all relevant data within 14 days of such incidents, subject to certain redactions and exceptions.
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