Public safety; policy provided for public safety, correctional facilities, investigations, Department of Public Safety data, controlled substances, crime victims, orders for protection, private detective and protective agent licensure, employment disqualifications, sentence adjustments, expungement relief, domestic abuse-related crimes and data, use of chemical irritants, crimes of coercion, retail theft, identity theft, and fraud; reimbursements provided; "battered women" term replaced in st...

Summary

The measure amends dozens of Minnesota statutes to give the attorney general broader subpoena authority over telecom, utility and financial records in fraud investigations, establishes a disaster assistance contingency account for state cost‑share of federal aid, and replaces the term “battered women” in the law. It also adds provisions on private‑detective licensing, sentence adjustments, expungement relief, criminal penalties for a range of offenses, and requires new reports and rulemaking. The changes affect law‑enforcement agencies, crime victims, private investigators, and state disaster‑relief programs.

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