Minnesota SF 169: Trunk highway #14 upgrade to four-lane divided highway construction completion requirements
Status: Referred to Transportation and Public Safety (as of 2013-01-31)
State: Minnesota · Session: 2013-2014 · Bill: SF 169
Subjects: Highways, Roads, and Bridges, Transportation and Transportation Department
Sponsors: Jensen, Dahms, Rosen, Senjem, Sheran
Bill Text
1.1 A bill for an act 1.2 relating to public safety; providing that the discharge papers of a veteran are 1.3 considered the legal equivalent of a permit to carry a firearm; amending Minnesota 1.4 Statutes 2024, section 624.714, by adding a subdivision. 1.5 BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF MINNESOTA: 1.6 Section 1. Minnesota Statutes 2024, section 624.714, is amended by adding a subdivision 1.7 to read: 1.8 Subd. 25.Military discharge papers; equivalent to permit to carry.Notwithstanding 1.9 any provision in this section or other law to the contrary, a veteran, as defined in section 1.10 197.447, may carry a pistol as provided in this subdivision under any circumstances and in 1.11 any location in which a permit to carry is otherwise required. The veteran must possess the 1.12 original or a certified copy of the veteran's government form DD214 while carrying the 1.13 pistol. This form constitutes the legal equivalency of a permit to carry. The veteran is not 1.14 required to apply for a permit to carry, pay any fees, or demonstrate training in the safe use 1.15 of a pistol. All other provisions of this section and other laws relating to permits to carry 1.16 pistols apply to a veteran carrying under this subdivision. 1Section 1. 25-00607 as introduced11/14/24 REVISOR KLL/RC SENATE STATE OF MINNESOTA S.F. No. 169NINETY-FOURTH SESSION (SENATE AUTHORS: FARNSWORTH, Wesenberg, Green, Drazkowski and Lieske) OFFICIAL STATUSD-PGDATE Introduction and first reading8601/16/2025 Referred to Judiciary and Public Safety Author stricken Eichorn102103/24/2025 Author added Lieske641802/26/2026
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