Minnesota SF2838 mandates disclosure of peace officer personnel data to prosecuting authorities to meet constitutional obligations, establishes a.
Minnesota SF2838 requires law enforcement agencies to disclose personnel data on peace officers and other potential government witnesses to prosecuting authorities to comply with constitutional disclosure obligations. It defines "Brady-Giglio designation" as a list of officers with credibility issues and mandates that prosecuting agencies adopt policies for such designations. The bill establishes a task force to examine Brady-Giglio lists, recommend policies, and analyze the need for a statewide tracking system for officers with misconduct histories.
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