MN SF4174

Classifies recordings documenting firearm discharge by peace officers or use of force resulting in substantial bodily harm as public data under Minnesota Statutes section 13.825

Entitles a deceased individual's next of kin, legal representative, or other parent of the deceased's children to view all portable recording system recordings of deadly force incidents within 5 business days, with limited exceptions when a chief law enforcement officer articulates a compelling reason related to investigation interference

Requires law enforcement agencies to release all body-worn camera recordings of incidents where deadly force results in death to the public within 14 business days, unless the investigating agency asserts in writing that release would interfere with the ongoing investigation

Allows law enforcement agencies to redact portions of public data that are clearly offensive to common sensibilities

Permits any person to bring a district court action to authorize disclosure of private or nonpublic portable recording system data, with the court examining disputed data in camera and balancing public benefit against potential harms