MN SF2200

Statements made and documents offered during restorative practices are inadmissible as evidence and not subject to discovery in civil or criminal proceedings

Exceptions to inadmissibility include: mandatory abuse/neglect reports under section 626.557 or chapter 260E, disclosures necessary to prevent death/great bodily harm/crime, and evidence of professional misconduct by licensed participants

Data identifying individuals as restorative practice participants held by government entities is classified as private data on individuals

Courts may receive information about whether a person ordered to participate in restorative practice complied with that order

Annual reporting requirements for restorative practice grantees expanded to include summary data on grant funds paid to participants and the purpose of those payments, due November 15 each year to the director