Minnesota SF3051 allows individuals involved in collisions to access unredacted data from portable recording systems used in investigations.
Minnesota SF3051 amends data practices to allow individuals involved in collisions to access unredacted data from portable recording systems used in investigations. The bill specifies that individuals can request copies of unredacted data, including data on others involved in the collision. Exceptions to providing unredacted data include interference with active investigations, offensive content, and data classified as not public. Law enforcement agencies must provide a written reason for denials and inform individuals of their right to seek relief in district court.
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