Minnesota SF956 prohibits conservation officers from conducting searches or seizures without a warrant or court order and requires receipts for.
Minnesota SF956 amends state statutes to restrict conservation officers from conducting searches or seizures without a warrant, court order, or consent from the person involved, except in cases where immediate action is necessary to prevent danger to human life. The bill mandates that when property is seized, the officer must provide a receipt to the person from whom the property was taken. It also modifies existing laws to align with these new restrictions on searches and seizures by conservation officers.
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