Various public safety provisions modifications

SF 1363 modifies several public safety laws in Minnesota. It requires law enforcement agencies to make bail-related data public (including who posted bail for certain crimes), mandates sex trafficking offenders to register as predatory offenders, and creates new crimes for trespassing on critical infrastructure. The bill also requires county attorneys to publicly report reasons for dismissing charges and post this information online. Additionally, it establishes mandatory minimum sentences for certain sex trafficking offenses and enhances penalties for assaulting police officers. These changes primarily affect law enforcement agencies, county attorneys, sex trafficking offenders, and individuals involved in critical infrastructure trespass.