MN SF881

Expands e-charging system operated by the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension to include communications and workflow tools for law enforcement agencies, prosecutors, and courts in apprehending, prosecuting, or adjudicating persons for alleged delinquent acts or criminal/petty misdemeanor offenses

Adds Department of Public Safety administration of license revocation provisions under sections 169A.50 to 169A.53 to the e-charging service scope

Defines "auditing data" to include documentation of who took an action, when, IP address, organization identification, action type, document identification, purpose, request timestamp, and originating system identification

Establishes credentialing requirements for individuals authorized to use e-charging, including user identification, password, and jurisdiction identification; law enforcement officers must also provide biometric identifiers and notaries public must provide e-notary digital certificates

Creates definitions for "work flow and routing data" documenting document assignments, deadlines, and completion validation within the e-charging system