Expands the definition of disorderly house to include premises where high-risk sexual conduct occurs.
The bill amends Minnesota Statutes to expand the definition of a disorderly house to include any commercial establishment or premises where high-risk sexual conduct habitually occurs, with the knowledge of the owner, landlord, or manager. High-risk sexual conduct involves activities likely to spread sexually transmitted or other communicable diseases due to bodily fluid exchange. This change applies to crimes committed on or after August 1, 2026.
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