Legal Question in Criminal Law in Minnesota
Are police reports regarding incidents that you are not directly involved in public record in Minnesota?
Asked on 3/05/12, 4:06 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Coley Grostyan
Law Office of Coley J. Grostyan, PLLC
Under the Minnesota Data Practices Act, police reports and the identities provided in those reports are public data with some exceptions. For example, the names of some alleged victims, juveniles, confidential informants, and others are not public. Additionally, the police reports are not public when the matters contained therein are still under active investigation.
Answered on 3/05/12, 4:54 pm
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