Attorney general's subpoena authority modification

Summary

The bill amends Minnesota law to let the attorney general and authorized staff subpoena a broader range of records, from telecom and internet providers to utilities, hotels, and financial accounts. Subpoenas can only be issued when the records are relevant to a legitimate, ongoing law‑enforcement investigation. This change increases the tools available to state investigators while imposing a relevance limitation.

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