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Minnesota Statutes 2000, 609.117
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Minnesota Statutes 2000, 609.117
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Published 2000.
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Fingerprinting
(Offender Management)
Minnesota
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A statute for the requirement of DNA analysis for particular offenders is provided. Subdivisions of this document describe events to be completed upon sentencing, before release, and if the offender is from another state under the interstate compact.
Accession Number: 017104
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