Minnesota Statutes § 175.27 - DISCLOSURE OF NAMES OF PERSONS GIVING INFORMATION; REFUSAL TO TESTIFY; DENYING ADMISSION; PENALTY
Certain people must not disclose information sources, refuse subpoenas, block workplace entry, or refuse required reports; doing so is a misdemeanor.
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entry to workplace labor inspection reporting testimony
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Minnesota Statutes § 175.27 - DISCLOSURE OF NAMES OF PERSONS GIVING INFORMATION; REFUSAL TO TESTIFY; DENYING ADMISSION; PENALTY
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