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United States — Minnesota
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This provision says the state’s sovereignty and jurisdiction extend throughout its constitutional boundaries and to boundary waters, subject to any U.S. jurisdiction rights already acquired.
United States — Minnesota
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Courts and officers in counties bordering certain named waters may exercise jurisdiction over civil and criminal cases on those waters, concurrently with bordering states, when the waters form a common boundary.
United States — Minnesota
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County concurrent jurisdiction extends over the water area that would be covered if county boundary lines were projected across the water to the opposite shore.
United States — Minnesota
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The state keeps concurrent jurisdiction over certain federally owned land and property, and the Land Exchange Commission may consent to federal land acquisition in some cases.
United States — Minnesota
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Minnesota consents to federal acquisition of certain land for specified federal or military purposes, and cedes jurisdiction over such land when accepted by the United States, while reserving certain state process and tax rights.
United States — Minnesota
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Jurisdiction over a place does not vest until the United States has acquired title or the right of possession to the premises affected.
United States — Minnesota
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Federal jurisdiction over covered land may be retroceded to the state, but only through the steps listed here.
United States — Minnesota
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Minnesota consents to the United States acquiring certain land or water areas for the Upper Mississippi River Wild Life and Fish Refuge.
United States — Minnesota
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Minnesota consents to U.S. acquisition of certain lands in the Chippewa and Superior National Forests.
United States — Minnesota
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State officials must defend Minnesota’s ownership and jurisdiction over certain waters and lands, and stay mindful of related travel rights and land values when dealing with those lands.
United States — Minnesota
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The governor’s certificate is the evidence of state consent, and it must be issued and distributed in a specified way.
United States — Minnesota
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The United States may condemn land or interests in land in either state or federal court, and the Land Exchange Commission may require one condemnation method as a condition of consent.
United States — Minnesota
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This provision repeals several listed statutes, but keeps certain past cases unaffected.
United States — Minnesota
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Minnesota consents to U.S. acquisition of certain lands in the Tamarac National Wildlife Refuge for refuge-related purposes.
United States — Minnesota
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Certain state employees and former or prospective employees may sue the state in court if the state violates the listed federal employment statutes.
United States — Minnesota
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If the commissioner of transportation requests it, the governor may transfer a flowage easement owned by the state for trunk highway right-of-way purposes to the United States.
United States — Minnesota
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Payments received for granting an easement must be deposited in the trunk highway fund.
United States — Minnesota
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This section sets the design and symbolism of Minnesota’s Great Seal and requires state agencies and departments using it to make every effort to update existing seals, impressions, or likenesses to match this section and section 4.04.
United States — Minnesota
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This provision adopts the state flag design as the official flag and requires the secretary of state to file a photograph and keep control of the sample design flag.
United States — Minnesota
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Minnesota’s official flower is the pink and white lady slipper.