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Personal data, privacy, cybersecurity duties, processing, and cross-border transfers. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.
543 matching statutes
United States — Minnesota
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A person commits unauthorized computer access if they intentionally and without authorization try to or do penetrate a computer security system or electronic terminal.
United States — Minnesota
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This provision lets an eligible resident apply to district court for a name change and sets required application details, witness proof, and confidentiality rules for certain protection cases.
United States — Minnesota
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Hearings and trials under the cited sections must be closed, and related papers and records are generally confidential except with consent or a court order for good cause.
United States — Minnesota
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This provision sets out who must investigate child maltreatment cases, what notices must be given, and when school-facility cases get different notification rules.
United States — Minnesota
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Public officers and agencies must make, preserve, and protect government records, and some officers may reproduce or replace records under stated conditions.
United States — Minnesota
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The state archaeologist is appointed by the commissioner of administration and must carry out listed archaeology-related duties, with support from state agencies and authority to contract, use volunteers, accept grants and gifts, and approve licensing of qualified professional archaeologists.
United States — Minnesota
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The health commissioner has broad duties and powers, must report certain budget and agreement information to legislative committees, must post unidentified-decedent information on the department website, and may not collect data on lawful firearm ownership or carry rights.
United States — Minnesota
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Courts may or must appoint a guardian ad litem in certain child custody, dissolution, or legal-separation cases, and the guardian must represent the child’s interests and advise the court.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner must adopt rules on positive support strategies and restrictive interventions, and affected licensed facilities and services must report specified data to state officials.
United States — Minnesota
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Certain law enforcement and criminal justice officials must collect and submit fingerprint and identification data quickly, and the bureau may charge and process related background-check and fingerprint fees.
United States — Minnesota
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This section lists other statutes that govern specific human services data classifications, access, and sharing.
United States — Minnesota
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The chapter is meant to protect victims’ locations and let them use a substitute mailing address designated by the secretary of state.
United States — Minnesota
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County boards must set up and coordinate children's mental health services, provide screenings and related supports, and follow consent, notice, privacy, and reporting rules.
United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner of health reviews and decides on cooperative health care arrangement applications, and cooperatives must submit applications and pay review fees.
United States — Minnesota
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Mental health services must meet specified quality standards, and providers must complete assessments, treatment plans, client notices, consent-related billing steps, and recordkeeping.
United States — Minnesota
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People and programs involved in a director-led investigation must cooperate fully, and the director can use subpoenas and seek court help to enforce them.
United States — Minnesota
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This provision defines key terms and makes it a crime for a person who knowingly harbors an infectious agent to transfer it in certain ways without disclosure, with limited exceptions and an affirmative defense.
United States — Minnesota
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The state folklorist may set procedures for people who collect or study Minnesota folklife to share plans, findings, publication/use information, and fieldwork copies with the center.
United States — Minnesota
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The commission should consider listed state goals when carrying out its telecommunication regulatory duties.
United States — Minnesota
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This section gives the ombudsman broad powers to review complaints, access records, subpoena evidence, and investigate client care, while limiting fee charging and retaliation.