D Minnesota House · District 62A

Rep. Karen Clark

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Biography

About Rep. Karen Clark

Rep. serving Minnesota District 62A. Member of the Democratic-Farmer-Labor party.

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HF 1916Special women veterans license plates authorized, and money appropriated. signed

11 years ago

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SF 511Advanced practice registered nurses licensure and regulations; advisory council creation and appropriation signed

11 years ago

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HF 859Landlords and tenants; victims of violence remedies established, and Housing Opportunity Made Equitable (HOME) pilot project established. signed

12 years ago

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HF 2576Criminal record expungement governing provisions modified, business screening services required to delete expunged records, and eviction record expungement allowed in some cases. signed

12 years ago

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SF 874Judicial forfeiture of property associated with controlled substances offenses and vehicles used in drive-by shootings conviction requirement signed

12 years ago

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HF 2091Private and public employee labor standards provided, minimum wage regulated, and state employee use of donated vacation leave regulated. signed

12 years ago

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HF 2925Imprisonment and Exoneration Remedies Act; exonerated persons compensated, and money appropriated. signed

12 years ago

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SF 2736Domestic violence offenders counties GPS monitoring pilot project establishment signed

12 years ago

HR 8Somali people; torture and detention; a house resolution condemning the detention and torture of the Somali people in Kenya. introduced

12 years ago

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HF 3383Federal marijuana medical research; President and Congress memorialized to require the National Institute on Drug Abuse and the United States Drug Enforcement Administration to expedite serious research into the medical uses and benefits of marijuana. in committee

12 years ago