Minnesota SF322 makes data on bail and bonds public and requires notification to agencies when bail is posted.
Minnesota SF322 amends state statutes to make public data held by law enforcement agencies regarding the person or entity that posted bail. This includes the identity of the person or entity posting the bail, which becomes public information. The bill also mandates that when bail or a bond is posted, the court must notify the agency having custody of the arrested or detained person. This notification includes details such as the amount posted and the identity of the person or entity posting the bail.
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