Minnesota SF3419 mandates public disclosure of name changes for risk level III predatory offenders.
Minnesota SF3419 requires courts to make public information when a risk level III predatory offender changes their name. The bill amends Minnesota Statutes to ensure that when someone applies for a name change, the court must check for a criminal history. If the applicant is a risk level III predatory offender, the court must report the name change to the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension and other relevant agencies. Failure to report the name change is a gross misdemeanor.
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