Minnesota SF281 enhances penalties for coercion crimes causing great bodily harm or death and mandates a public awareness campaign.
Minnesota SF281 amends the state's criminal code to increase penalties for coercion crimes that result in great bodily harm or death of the victim. The bill specifies enhanced criminal penalties, including imprisonment and fines, for such offenses. Additionally, it requires the commissioner of public safety, in consultation with the commissioner of education, to conduct a public awareness campaign to inform the public, particularly students in elementary, middle, and secondary schools, about the changes in the law.
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