Brady-Giglio lists prosecuting agencies guidelines and process provision
This bill requires Minnesota prosecuting agencies (like county attorneys) to create written policies for managing "Brady-Giglio lists," which track police officers with documented misconduct like untruthfulness, bias, criminal convictions, or abuse of authority. It mandates that agencies notify officers in writing before adding them to the list, give officers a chance to provide input, and allow requests for reconsideration within 10 business days. The policy must also specify how officers can submit evidence and how agencies will handle appeals. These rules directly affect police officers whose records are included, prosecutors who maintain the lists, and the agencies that employ officers.
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Introduced Feb 24, 2025
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Bonnie Westlin
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