Certain felons made ineligible to serve as jurors in criminal cases.
HF 3336 prohibits individuals under correctional supervision for a felony offense from serving on juries in criminal cases, including grand juries. This applies to people actively serving sentences or probation for felonies, excluding them until their sentence is fully completed under Minnesota law. The bill directly affects those under supervision for felony convictions who would otherwise be eligible for jury duty. The key provision removes their eligibility during supervision, with ineligibility ending only when the sentence is discharged.
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May 2025
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Introduced May 17, 2025
Last action May 17, 2025
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Paul Novotny
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