Minnesota SF3959 modifies the Safe at Home program to enhance protections and remedies for participants.

Minnesota SF3959 amends the Safe at Home program by requiring peace officers to undergo training on domestic violence and hate crimes. It mandates that agencies designate Safe at Home coordinators and affirmative action officers. The bill also modifies the definition of "address" and requires the acceptance of designated addresses for program participants. Additionally, it establishes criminal penalties for violations of the program and outlines procedures for the disclosure of a participant's address in legal proceedings.

Minnesota SF3959 modifies the Safe at Home program to enhance protections and remedies for participants.

Minnesota SF3959 amends the Safe at Home program by requiring peace officers to undergo training on domestic violence and hate crimes. It mandates that agencies designate Safe at Home coordinators and affirmative action officers. The bill also modifies the definition of "address" and requires the acceptance of designated addresses for program participants. Additionally, it establishes criminal penalties for violations of the program and outlines procedures for the disclosure of a participant's address in legal proceedings.