Meetings are listed by date with the most recent meeting at the top. If there is a television recording of the meeting links to that format will be available below.
HF 81 (Jordan) Fish kills reporting and protocol development for state response required, and money appropriated. *
*Discussion to HF 81 will be confined to the fiscal appropriation to the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension.
HF 181 (Vang) Reporting of crimes motivated by bias expanded; crimes of assault, property damage, and harassment motivated by bias amended; Board of Peace Officer Standards and Training required to update training in recognizing, responding to, and reporting crimes of bias; and money appropriated.*
*No public testimony will be taken on HF 181. Public testimony was heard on Jan. 17th, 2023. Written testimony is encouraged.
HF 1877 (Becker-Finn) Definition of park zone modified in controlled substances law.
HF 1524 (Curran) Bureau of Criminal Apprehension's questioned identity process modified.*
HF 1648 (Curran) Outdated statutory language regarding duty of Office of Justice Programs clarified and removed to designate services to domestic abuse victims.*
HF 1647 (Curran) Prosecutors required to notify victims of plea, sentencing, and sentencing modification hearings.*
HF 1713 (Hollins) Ability of crime victims to access reimbursement program improved, and name of reparations program changed to reimbursement act.*
HF 1510 (Moller) Commissioner of public safety authorized to accept donations, nonfederal grants, bequests, and other gifts of money.*
HF 1777 (Curran) Criminal and Juvenile Justice Information Advisory Group provided with more comprehensive use in its review of Bureau of Criminal Apprehension issues.*
HF 1759 (Huot) Minnesota Hazardous Materials Incident Response Act modified, bomb disposal cost reimbursement modified, and technical changes made related to smoke alarms.*
HF 2205 (Feist) Crime of computer theft modified to include copies of data.
* HF 1524, HF 1648, HF 1647, HF 1713, HF 1510, HF 1777, HF 1759 and HF 2205 will be combined into a DE amendment to HF 1510.
HF 1182 (Novotny) Grounds required for a peace officer to use deadly force modified.
Anyone who would like to provide public testimony must sign up in advance by 10:30 AM on 3/13. Email the Committee Administrator to sign up. Testimony is limited. The number of testifiers and length of time permitted is at the discretion of the chair, and is subject to change. Please plan accordingly. Written Testimony is encouraged and must be submitted in word or PDF form to the Committee Administrator by 10:30 AM, 3/13.
Items may be taken up in any order, items may be added or removed at the Chair’s discretion.
To learn more about requesting an accommodation, please visit the FAQs for Disability Access. If you have further questions on accommodations or accessibility, please contact the Committee Administrator.
Bills Added:
HF181
(Vang) - Reporting of crimes motivated by bias expanded; crimes of assault, property damage, and harassment motivated by bias amended; Board of Peace Officer Standards and Training required to update training in recognizing, responding to, and reporting crimes of bias; and money appropriated.
HF1877
(Becker-Finn) - Definition of park zone modified in controlled substances law.
HF1524
(Curran) - Bureau of Criminal Apprehension's questioned identity process modified.
HF1648
(Curran) - Outdated statutory language regarding duty of Office of Justice Programs clarified and removed to designate services to domestic abuse victims.
HF1647
(Curran) - Prosecutors required to notify victims of plea, sentencing, and sentencing modification hearings.
HF1713
(Hollins) - Ability of crime victims to access reimbursement program improved, and name of reparations program changed to reimbursement act.
HF1510
(Moller) - Public safety; various provisions modified relating to public safety commissioner authorization to accept donations or other gifts of money; Minnesota Hazardous Materials Incident Response Act; bomb disposal cost reimbursement; smoke alarms; questioned identity process; Criminal and Juvenile Justice Information Advisory Group; victim notification of plea, sentencing, and sentencing modification hearings; and reimbursement act.
HF1777
(Curran) - Criminal and Juvenile Justice Information Advisory Group provided with more comprehensive use in its review of Bureau of Criminal Apprehension issues.
HF1759
(Huot) - Minnesota Hazardous Materials Incident Response Act modified, bomb disposal cost reimbursement modified, and technical changes made related to smoke alarms.
HF2205
(Feist) - Crime of computer theft modified to include copies of data.
HF81
(Jordan) - Fish kills reporting and protocol development for state response required, and money appropriated.
HF1182
(Novotny) - Grounds required for a peace officer to use deadly force modified.
Department of Corrections Budget Overview Presentation
Office of the Ombuds for Corrections Budget Overview Presentation
HF 1816 (Wolgamott) The Redemption Project funding provided to assist inmates to transition from incarceration to the community, and money appropriated.
HF 505 (Noor) Incarcerated individual instruction for employment after incarceration and work release funding provided, and money appropriated.
HF 1134 (Lee, F) Commissioner of management and budget required to submit evaluations of capital improvement project requests relating to jails to the legislature, study and report of county jails required by commissioner of corrections.
HF 2167 (Hemmingsen-Jaeger) Supportive arts for incarcerated persons and persons on supervised release provided, reports required, and money appropriated.
HF 2282 (Finke) Department of Corrections' work release program expansion funding provided, and money appropriated.
Testimony is limited. The number of testifiers and length of time permitted is at the discretion of the chair, and is subject to change. Please plan accordingly. Written Testimony is encouraged and must be submitted in word or PDF form to the Committee Administrator by 10:30 AM, 3/9.
*Items may be taken up in any order, items may be added or removed at the Chair’s discretion.
To learn more about requesting an accommodation, please visit the FAQs for Disability Access. If you have further questions on accommodations or accessibility, please contact the Committee Administrator.
Bills Added:
HF1816
(Wolgamott) - The Redemption Project funding provided to assist inmates to transition from incarceration to the community, and money appropriated.
HF505
(Noor) - Incarcerated individual instruction for employment after incarceration and work release funding provided, and money appropriated.
HF1134
(Lee) - Commissioner of management and budget required to submit evaluations of capital improvement project requests relating to jails to the legislature, and study and report of county jails required by commissioner of corrections.
HF2167
(Hemmingsen-Jaeger) - Supportive arts for incarcerated persons and persons on supervised release provided, reports required, and money appropriated.
HF2282
(Finke) - Department of Corrections' work release program expansion funding provided, and money appropriated.
HF 635 (Greenman) Election official intimidation prohibited, interference with performance of duty of election administration by election official prohibited, tampering with or unauthorized access to types of election systems and equipment prohibited, penalties provided, and money appropriated.*
HF 1370 (Stephenson) Cause of action for nonconsensual dissemination of deep fake sexual images established, crime of using deep fake technology to influence an election established, and crime for nonconsensual dissemination of deep fake sexual images established.
HF 1376 (Kozlowski) Reward fund established for information on missing and murdered Indigenous relatives, and money appropriated.
HF 2000 (Stephenson) Sports betting authorized and provided, licenses established, local restrictions prohibited, sports betting taxation provided, civil and criminal penalties provided, amateur sports grants provided, reports required, and money appropriated.
*Discussion for HF 635 will be limited to the provisions related to new crimes for intimidation and interference.
Testimony is limited. The number of testifiers and length of time permitted is at the discretion of the chair, and is subject to change. Please plan accordingly. Written Testimony is encouraged and must be submitted in word or PDF form to the Committee Administrator by 10:30 AM, 3/8.
Items may be taken up in any order, items may be added or removed at the Chair’s discretion.
To learn more about requesting an accommodation, please visit the FAQs for Disability Access. If you have further questions on accommodations or accessibility, please contact the Committee Administrator.
Bills Added:
HF635
(Greenman) - Election official intimidation prohibited, interference with performance of duty of election administration by election official prohibited, tampering with or unauthorized access to types of election systems and equipment prohibited, penalties provided, and money appropriated.
HF1234
(Her) - Peace officer and firefighter duty disability provisions modified, report required, and money appropriated.
HF1370
(Stephenson) - Cause of action for nonconsensual dissemination of deep fake sexual images established, crime of using deep fake technology to influence an election established, and crime for nonconsensual dissemination of deep fake sexual images established.
HF1376
(Kozlowski) - Reward fund established for information on missing and murdered Indigenous relatives, and money appropriated.
HF2000
(Stephenson) - Lawful gambling; sports betting and fantasy contests provided for and authorized, local restrictions prohibited, sports betting and fantasy contest taxation provided, civil and criminal penalties provided, amateur sports grants provided, charitable gambling provided for and lawful gambling tax rates modified, pari-mutuel horse racing provided, reports required, and money appropriated.
Board of Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST) Budget Presentation.
Presentation on POST Board Rules Relating to Education and Licensing of Peace Officers.
HF 855 (Frazier) Public safety innovation board established, community safety grants provided, law enforcement grants and policy provided, reports required, rulemaking provided, and money appropriated.
HF 538 (Frazier) Peace Officer Standards and Training Board required to revise standards of conduct for peace officers.
HF 25 (Frazier) Violent crime reduction and clearance support account established to support violent crime reduction strategies, grants established for crime and violence prevention and for evidence-processing technology and crisis response teams, supplemental funding provided for the force investigations unit, special revenue accounts established, report required, money transferred, and money appropriated. *
HF 2253 (Novotny) Use of force training reimbursement program established, and money appropriated.
* Public testimony will not be taken on HF 25. Public testimony was taken on Jan. 19th, 2023. Written testimony is still encouraged.
Testimony is limited. The number of testifiers and length of time permitted is at the discretion of the chair, and is subject to change. Please plan accordingly. Written Testimony is encouraged and must be submitted in word or PDF form to the Committee Administrator by 10:30 AM, 3/6.
*Items may be taken up in any order, items may be added or removed at the Chair’s discretion.
To learn more about requesting an accommodation, please visit the FAQs for Disability Access. If you have further questions on accommodations or accessibility, please contact the Committee Administrator.
Bills Added:
HF855
(Frazier) - Public safety innovation board established, community safety grants provided, body camera data storage provided, law enforcement policy provided, law enforcement civilian oversight provided, report required, rulemaking provided, and money appropriated.
HF538
(Frazier) - Peace officers prohibited from joining or supporting hate or extremist groups or criminal gangs; and revocation, suspension, or denial of peace officer license provided for hate or extremist group or criminal gang activity.
HF25
(Frazier) - Violent crime reduction and clearance support account established, grants established for crime and violence prevention and for evidence-processing technology and crisis response teams, supplemental funding provided for the force investigations unit, special revenue accounts established, report required, money transferred, and money appropriated.
HF2253
(Novotny) - Use of force training reimbursement program established, and money appropriated.
HF 1233 (Pinto) Visual inspection of delinquent children and youth in detention facilities prohibited, and disciplinary room time for delinquent children and youth in detention facilities prohibited.
HF 1712 (Feist) Prevention services, intervention services, and barrier reduction services relating to youth involved or at risk of becoming involved in criminal or juvenile justice system funding provided; report required; and money appropriated.
* Discussion of HF 100 will be limited to the provisions in the bill that fall within the committee’s jurisdiction: Criminal penalties, expungement, and lawful cannabis use.
TESTIMONY: The committee has reached its capacity for public testimony on HF 100. Written Testimony is still encouraged and must be submitted in word or PDF form to the Committee Administrator by 10:30 AM, 3/1.
Items may be taken up in any order, items may be added or removed at the Chair’s discretion.
To learn more about requesting an accommodation, please visit the FAQs for Disability Access. If you have further questions on accommodations or accessibility, please contact the Committee Administrator.
Bills Added:
HF1233
(Pinto) - Visual inspection of delinquent children and youth in detention facilities prohibited, physical or social isolation of delinquent children and youth discipline in detention facilities prohibited, reports provided, and rulemaking provided.
HF1511
(Feist) - Juvenile risk assessments provided.
HF100
(Stephenson) - Cannabis finance and policy bill.
HF1712
(Feist) - Prevention services, intervention services, and barrier reduction services relating to youth involved or at risk of becoming involved in criminal or juvenile justice system funding provided; report required; and money appropriated.