From Rep. Marj Fogelman <[email protected]>
Subject Rep. Fogelman Legislative Update
Date March 21, 2025 2:11 PM
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Marj




Hello from the State Capitol,

 

In hopes of addressing the escalating crime rates across the state, Minnesota House Republicans have unveiled a comprehensive proposal that equips law enforcement with the tools they need, ensures violent offenders are held accountable, and increases transparency in the criminal justice system.

 

For far too long, prominent citizens and lawmakers have been allowed to turn law enforcement into the bad guys. We need to start giving police our support, and we need to approve policies that keep criminals locked up.

 

To address criminal behavior, the plan includes mandatory minimum 10-year sentences for predators engaged in first-degree sex trafficking; predatory offender registration for offenders engaged in criminal sexual conduct who receive a stayed sentence from the courts; new and enhanced criminal offenses including blocking a freeway, highway, transit, or the road to and from the airport; and increased penalties for fleeing a police officer in a reckless manner, and assaulting someone from law enforcement. Individuals who conspire to trespass on or damage critical infrastructure such as pipelines, utility lines, and water lines would also see strengthened penalties.

 

The proposal would also give better access to the public on prosecutors’ charging and dismissal decisions, and court sentencing departures. It would also provide additional transparency to the practices of some criminal justice organizations that far too often provide a revolving door that puts criminals back onto the street without any public scrutiny.

 

It should not be controversial to keep repeat offenders behind bars for as long as possible. This proposal will help make Minnesota safe again.

 

*LOCAL VISITORS*

I recently had a nice visit from Minnesota AFL-CIO representatives who work for Toro in Windom. 

 

Toro

 

Thanks for stopping by!

 

Have a good weekend,

 

Marj






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