Minnesota SF5297 mandates licensing for bail enforcement agents, sets training and examination requirements, and prohibits certain activities.
Minnesota SF5297 introduces licensing requirements for bail enforcement agents, overseen by the Minnesota Board of Private Detective and Protective Agent Services. The bill mandates that applicants complete 12 hours of training, pass an examination, and submit proof of insurance. It also requires bail enforcement agents to wear identifiable clothing and maintain records of their activities. The bill prohibits agents from enforcing civil immigration laws and from using force unless necessary.
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