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Public Safety and Criminal Justice Reform Finance and Policy Division

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Public Safety and Criminal Justice Reform Finance and Policy Division

2/28/2019
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Youth Public Safety and Criminal Justice Reform

HF 897 (Dehn) Juvenile detention alternatives throughout state funding provided, and money appropriated.

HF 1678 (Edelson) Juvenile issues addressed, including risk assessments, arrest alternatives, and restraint use.

HF 1717 (Dehn) Juvenile life sentence without release amended.

HF 1679 (Noor) Juvenile hearings and records prohibited from the public, juvenile court delinquency jurisdiction raised to age 13, and human services disqualifications modified.

HF 8 (Pinto) Firearm transfer criminal background checks required.

HF 9 (Richardson) Firearms; law enforcement and family members enable to petition a court to prohibit people from possessing firearms if they pose a significant danger to themselves or others by possessing a firearm.

**The Chair's intent is to get through HF 8 and HF 9 on Wednesday evening. If we are not able to do so, we will extend this meeting into the evening.
Bills Added:
HF897 (Dehn) - Juvenile detention alternatives throughout state funding provided, and money appropriated.
HF8 (Pinto) - Firearm transfer criminal background checks required, and transferee permit disqualification grounds modified.
HF9 (Richardson) - Firearms; law enforcement and family members enabled to petition a court to prohibit people from possessing firearms if they pose a significant danger to themselves or others by possessing a firearm, and money appropriated.
HF1678 (Edelson) - Juvenile issues addressed including risk assessments, arrest alternatives, and restraint use.
HF1717 (Dehn) - Juvenile life sentence without release amended.
HF1679 (Noor) - Juvenile hearings and records prohibited from the public, juvenile court delinquency jurisdiction raised to age 13, and human services disqualifications modified.
Attachments:
H1679A1.pdf (2/27/2019)

Public Safety and Criminal Justice Reform Finance and Policy Division

2/27/2019
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Youth Public Safety and Criminal Justice Reform

POST Board Budget Presentation

HF 665 (Edelson) Youth intervention programs funding provided, and money appropriated.

HF 1604 (Edelson) Organization providing legal representation for children grant funding provided, and money appropriated.d

Presentation from the Minnesota Youth Council on School Safety

HF 8 (Pinto) Firearm transfer criminal background checks required.

HF 9 (Richardson) Firearms; law enforcement and family members enable to petition a court to prohibit people from possessing firearms if they pose a significant danger to themselves or others by possessing a firearm.




**Updated HF 8 and HF 9 Evening Hearing Information**

Location: Capitol 120

Time: The Committee will reconvene at 7:00 pm

Ticketing: This event will be ticketed on site by the Sergeant of Arms.

Time Allotments: Proponents and opponents of each bill will be afforded 30 minutes of testimony for each bill. The bill author’s presentation will count toward the proponents 30 minutes.

Testifying: Individuals interested in testifying will need to sign up with the committee via email at HF8andHF9Testimony@house.mn or via phone at 651-296-1478. Individuals who are not able to testify are encouraged to provide written testimony to the posted email by 12:45 pm on Tuesday on February 26.

Additional Hearing: The Chair's intent is to pass HF 8 and HF 9 on Wednesday evening. If we are not able to do so, we will continue hear these bills on Thursday evening at the Capitol. No further testimony will be taken at that time.
Bills Added:
HF8 (Pinto) - Firearm transfer criminal background checks required, and transferee permit disqualification grounds modified.
HF9 (Richardson) - Firearms; law enforcement and family members enabled to petition a court to prohibit people from possessing firearms if they pose a significant danger to themselves or others by possessing a firearm, and money appropriated.
HF665 (Edelson) - Youth intervention program funding provided, and money appropriated.
HF1604 (Edelson) - Organization providing legal representation for children grant funding provided, and money appropriated.
Attachments:
2019 Legislature (house) Presentation Powerpoint.pptx (2/26/2019)
H0008 A3 Amendment.pdf (2/26/2019)
H0008 A4 Amendment.pdf (2/26/2019)
H0008 A7 Amendment.pdf (2/26/2019)
H0008 A8 Amendment.pdf (2/26/2019)
H0008DE2.pdf (2/26/2019)
H0009 A2 Amendment.pdf (2/26/2019)
H0009 A3 Amendement.pdf (2/26/2019)
H0009 A4 Amendment.pdf (2/26/2019)
H0009 A6 Amendment.pdf (2/26/2019)
H0009 A7 Amendment.pdf (2/26/2019)
H0009A1.pdf (2/26/2019)
H0009A10.pdf (2/26/2019)
H0009A11.pdf (2/26/2019)

Public Safety and Criminal Justice Reform Finance and Policy Division

2/26/2019
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Youth Public Safety and Criminal Justice Reform

HF 950 (Christensen) Minnesota School Safety Center funding provided, and money appropriated.

HF 812 (Wazlawik) Criminal sexual conduct offenses for persons in authority positions over juveniles expanded.

HF 89 (Grossell) Child pornography offenses penalties increased, mandatory minimum sentences created, and Sentencing Guidelines Commission directed to modify sex offender grid.

*HF 50 (Hornstein) Cell phone use while a motor vehicle is in motion prohibited, with hands-free mode exception.


*HF 50 will be heard to clarify a motion. The bill was previously before a committee. Testimony was heard. No public testimony will be taken for this bill.
**The Committee will reconvene at 5:00 pm in room Capitol 120 for a Joint Public Safety and Criminal Justice Reform and Corrections Committee on Corrections Budget Presentation.
Bills Added:
HF950 (Christensen) - Minnesota School Safety Center funding provided, and money appropriated.
HF812 (Wazlawik) - Criminal sexual conduct offenses for persons in authority positions over juveniles expanded.
HF50 (Hornstein) - Cell phone use prohibited by person operating a vehicle while vehicle is in motion or a part of traffic, and voice-activated hands-free mode exception provided.
HF89 (Grossell) - Child pornography offense penalties increased, mandatory minimum sentences created, and Sentencing Guidelines Commission directed to modify sex offender grid.
Attachments:
H0089A1.pdf (2/25/2019)
H0950A1.pdf (2/25/2019)
CORRECTIONS AND PUBLIC SAFETY AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE REFORM JOINT HEARING

Department of Corrections Budget Presentation
Attachments:
DOC House Budget Presentation - WS FINAL.pptx (2/25/2019)

Public Safety and Criminal Justice Reform Finance and Policy Division

2/21/2019
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Presentation of the Department of Public Safety Budget Request

Presentation of the POST Board Budget Request

Presentation of the Sentencing Guideline Commission Budget Request

*The Chair's intent is to get through the budget bills during our regular meeting time. If we are not able to do so we will extend the meeting into the evening.
Attachments:
MSGC_FEB19BudgetRq_HousePublicSafety&CJReform-NO-NOTES.pptx (2/19/2019)
2019 Legislature (house) Presentation Powerpoint.pptx (2/21/2019)
DPS 2019 Public Safety Budget_Final Committee.pptx (2/21/2019)

Public Safety and Criminal Justice Reform Finance and Policy Division

2/20/2019
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Safe & Accessible Roadway Week

HF 50 (Hornstein) Cell phone use while a motor vehicle is in motion prohibited, with hands-free mode exception.

HF 1375 (Considine) Driving while distracted or without a valid license and causing bodily harm or death increased penalties established.

HF 1263 (Neu) Recreational vehicle DWI laws further conformed to general DWI laws, and technical corrections made.

HF 1149 (Christensen) Conservation officers authority under DWI law expanded.

*Evening Hearing:
Room 10 at 5:30pm
Bills Added:
HF1263 (Neu Brindley) - Recreational vehicle DWI laws further conformed to general DWI laws, and technical corrections made.
HF50 (Hornstein) - Cell phone use prohibited by person operating a vehicle while vehicle is in motion or a part of traffic, and voice-activated hands-free mode exception provided.
HF1149 (Christensen) - Conservation officer authority expanded under DWI law.
HF1375 (Considine) - Driving while distracted or without a valid license and causing bodily harm or death increased penalties established.
Attachments:
H1263A1.pdf (2/16/2019)
H0050A6.pdf (2/19/2019)
H0050A5_1.pdf (2/19/2019)
3258_001.pdf (2/20/2019)
Conservation Officers DWI Arrest Powers Letter #2.docx (2/20/2019)
DWI Conservation Officer .pdf (2/20/2019)
Letter of Support for Rep Christensen-DWI expansion to C.O..pdf (2/20/2019)
Letter to Rep. Christensen.doc (2/20/2019)
MSA%20Letter%20of%20support%20Rep%20Christensen.docx (2/20/2019)
Hands Free Talking Points HF50 1-24-19 Update.docx (2/20/2019)
Hand-free NHTSA Chart Flyer.pdf (2/20/2019)
KSTP TV Story on Alan Geisenkoetter.pdf (2/20/2019)
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