Minnesota Statutes § 123B.21 - DUTY OF OFFICERS TO REPORT VIOLATIONS OF LAW
Certain officers must give immediate written notice when a required report is not made, and the county attorney must start proceedings to collect the penalty or fine. A similar duty applies when a school officer’s violation comes to the attorney’s attention or is complained of by the district superintendent.
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