HF4089

Membership and appointing authority of Minnesota Sentencing Guidelines Commission amended, and commissioner of corrections designated as nonvoting member of commission.
Legislative Session 94 (2025-2026)

Related bill: SF3906

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Purpose

This bill aims to revise how the Minnesota Sentencing Guidelines Commission is formed and who appoints its members. It adds the commissioner of corrections as a nonvoting member and updates the statutory language describing the commission’s composition.

Main Provisions

  • Amends Minnesota Statutes 2024 section 244.09 subdivision 1 to define the Minnesota Sentencing Guidelines Commission as being made up of 11 voting and nonvoting members.
  • Designates the commissioner of corrections as a nonvoting member of the commission.
  • Changes the rules around membership and appointing authority for the commission (specific appointing details are not shown in the excerpt).

Significant Changes to Existing Law

  • Replaces or updates the section that describes the composition of the Minnesota Sentencing Guidelines Commission, specifying both voting and nonvoting members.
  • Adds the commissioner of corrections as a nonvoting member, expanding the range of perspectives on the commission without giving them a vote.
  • Indicates a change in how members are appointed to the commission (appointing authority altered), though the excerpt does not provide the exact new appointment details.

Relevant Terms

  • Minnesota Sentencing Guidelines Commission
  • commission
  • voting members
  • nonvoting members
  • commissioner of corrections
  • Minnesota Statutes 2024 section 244.09 subdivision 1
  • appointing authority
  • public safety

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Actions

DateChamberWhereTypeNameCommittee Name
March 09, 2026HouseActionIntroduction and first reading, referred toJudiciary Finance and Civil Law

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