Minnesota SF 1813: End-of-Life Option Act
Status: Referred to Health and Human Services (as of 2023-02-16)
State: Minnesota · Session: 2023-2024 · Bill: SF 1813
Subjects: Health and Health Department, Human Services and Human Services Department, Popular Names
Sponsors: Morrison, Boldon, Carlson, Mann, Murphy
Bill Text
1.1 A bill for an act 1.2 relating to public safety; providing guidelines and a process for prosecuting agencies 1.3 to follow regarding Brady-Giglio lists; proposing coding for new law in Minnesota 1.4 Statutes, chapter 626. 1.5 BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF THE STATE OF MINNESOTA: 1.6 Section 1. [626.893] BRADY-GIGLIO POLICIES. 1.7 Subdivision 1.Definitions.(a) For purposes of this section, the following terms have 1.8 the meanings given in this subdivision. 1.9 (b) "Brady-Giglio list" means a list or database compiled by a prosecuting agency 1.10 containing the names and details of peace officers whose personnel records contain 1.11 Brady-Giglio material. 1.12 (c) "Brady-Giglio material" includes sustained documented incidents of untruthfulness, 1.13 bias against any protected class, criminal convictions, candor issues, or abuse of police 1.14 authority. 1.15 (d) "Peace officer" or "officer" has the meaning given in section 609.487, subdivision 1.16 2, clause (2). 1.17 (e) "Prosecuting agency" or "agency" means a county attorney, assistant county attorney, 1.18 city attorney, assistant city attorney, or any attorney contracted for the prosecution of criminal 1.19 offenses for a city or municipality. 1.20 Subd. 2.Prosecuting agency policy required; rights of peace officers.(a) A prosecuting 1.21 agency that maintains a Brady-Giglio list shall adopt a policy that, at a minimum, includes 1.22 the following: 1Section 1. 25-04124 as introduced02/20/25 REVISOR KLL/DG SENATE STATE OF MINNESOTA S.F. No. 1813NINETY-FOURTH SESSION (SENATE AUTHORS: WESTLIN) OFFICIAL STATUSD-PGDATE Introduction and first reading48302/24/2025 Referred to Judiciary and Public Safety 2.1 (1) the criteria used by the agency to place a peace officer's name on a Brady-Giglio list; 2.2 (2) the officer's right to receive written notice before the agency places the officer's name 2.3 on a Brady-Giglio list, and the officer's right to provide input to the agency before the agency 2.4 makes a final determination of whether the officer's name should be placed on the list; 2.5 (3) the duty of the agency to provide notice to the officer and the officer's employing 2.6 agency of the prosecuting agency's final decision regarding placement of the officer's name 2.7 on a Brady-Giglio list; 2.8 (4) the officer's right to make a request for reconsideration of the agency's determination 2.9 to include the officer's name on a Brady-Giglio list and to submit supporting and 2.10 corroborating documents and evidence in support of the officer's request for reconsideration; 2.11 (5) the applicable time frame, consistent with Minnesota Rules of Evidence, rule 609(B), 2.12 and procedures for notifying the officer of the agency's final decision on an officer's request 2.13 for reconsideration; and 2.14 (6) an employing agency's right to petition the district court for a determination as to 2.15 whether a prosecuting agency's policy or determination to place an officer's name on a 2.16 Brady-Giglio list is consistent with the employing agency's disclosure obligations pursuant 2.17 to Brady-Giglio and its progeny or Minnesota Rules of Criminal Procedure, rule 9.01 or 2.18 9.04. 2.19 The criteria required under clause (1) may not include conduct that is not substantiated 2.20 following an investigation, or individual instances of conduct determined to be unintentional 2.21 by the chief law enforcement officer of the employing agency following an investigation 2.22 into the matter, such as mistake, inadvertence, or neglect. 2.23 (b) Before an agency places an officer's name on a Brady-Giglio list, the agency shall 2.24 send a written notice by mail or email to the officer's current or last known employment 2.25 address as well as the employing agency. Upon receipt of the notice, and if the officer's 2.26 contact information is known, the officer's current or last known employer shall provide 2.27 the written notice to the officer. The written notice must include, at a minimum, the following: 2.28 (1) a notice that the officer's name may be placed on a Brady-Giglio list; 2.29 (2) the officer's right to request documents, records, and any other evidence in the 2.30 possession of the agency relevant to the determination of whether the officer's name should 2.31 be placed on a Brady-Giglio list; 2.32 (3) the officer's right to provide input to the agency prior to the agency's final 2.33 determination of whether the officer's name should be placed on a Brady-Giglio list; and 2Section 1. 25-04124 as introduced02/20/25 REVISOR KLL/DG 3.1 (4) the agency's procedural requirements for an officer to provide input to the agency 3.2 prior to the agency's final determination of whether the officer's name should be placed on 3.3 a Brady-Giglio list. 3.4 (c) If the agency makes a determination to place the officer's name on a Brady-Giglio 3.5 list, the agency shall send a written notice by mail o
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