Issue · Criminal Justice

Criminal Justice (Courts · Public Safety)

Every criminal justice bill, vote, and legislator stance in Minnesota, automatically classified by Maddy, our AI policy reader.

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2025-2026 Regular Session
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in committee · Minnesota · House Apr 13, 2026

HF 4967: Policy for theft of public funds, school safety, and emergency vehicles provided; crimes of first-degree murder and impersonating a peace officer modified; new crimes created; firearms policy provided; criminal penalties provided; and money appropriated.

This bill establishes funding for judicial and public safety initiatives while modifying several criminal laws and creating new offenses. It appropriates money to enhance security for the state supreme court, staff a judicial security unit, and provide grants for courthouse safety improvements. Additionally, the legislation updates penalties for theft of public funds and impersonating peace officers, while also introducing new crimes and adjusting firearms policies. The bill directly affects state courts, law enforcement agencies, and individuals subject to the modified criminal statutes.
Sub-Topics Courts Law Enforcement Tags Public Safety
in committee · Minnesota · Senate Apr 9, 2026

SF 5066: Various judiciary, public safety and corrections policy provisions modifications and appropriation

SF 5066 is a legislative package that combines specific policy changes with funding allocations for the judiciary and public safety sectors in Minnesota. The bill appropriates money for the Supreme Court's security detail, staffing for a judicial security unit, and a grant program to improve courthouse safety. Additionally, it modifies existing laws related to crimes such as theft of public funds, school safety, and impersonating peace officers, while also adjusting statutes concerning emergency vehicles and firearms.
Sub-Topics Appropriations Courts Firearms Tags Public Safety