Minnesota SF3262 amends expungement laws to allow access to expunged conviction records for private security industry applicants.
Minnesota SF3262 amends the state's expungement laws to allow access to expunged conviction records for applicants in the private security industry. The bill modifies Minnesota Statutes 2024, section 609A.03, to specify conditions under which expunged records can be accessed. It allows for the opening of expunged records for background checks required for private security licenses and positions. The bill also details provisions for DNA samples and records related to expunged charges, ensuring they are not sealed, returned, or destroyed.
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