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MN SF32
Bill
Status
Introduced
1/8/2015
Primary Sponsor
Branden Petersen
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AI Summary
- Proposes amendment to Minnesota Constitution, Article I, Section 10 to explicitly protect electronic communications and data from unreasonable searches and seizures
- Extends existing constitutional protections for persons, houses, papers, and effects to include electronic communications and data
- Requires warrants for electronic communications or data access to be supported by probable cause, oath or affirmation, and particularly describe the electronic communications or data to be accessed
- Submission to voters scheduled for 2016 general election with ballot question asking whether people should be secure in electronic communications and data from unreasonable searches and seizures
- Bill sponsored by Senators Petersen, Thompson, Dibble, Brown, and Marty and referred to Judiciary Committee
Legislative Description
Constitutional amendment for citizen right to security from unreasonable electronic communications and data searches
Last Action
Author added Marty
1/26/2015
Committee Referrals
Judiciary1/8/2015
Full Bill Text
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