Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
A bipartisan group of Minnesota lawmakers gathered at the State Capitol to spread awareness about a suite of new protections for domestic violence victims taking effect August 1.
Key changes include expanding the police arrest window for probable cause from 72 hours to two weeks, securing $12 million in funding for critical victim services, and creating a new task force to combat domestic abuse.
A bipartisan group of Minnesota lawmakers gathered at the State Capitol to spread awareness about a suite of new protections for domestic violence victims taking effect August 1.
Key changes include expanding the police arrest window for probable cause from 72 hours to two weeks, securing $12 million in funding for critical victim services, and creating a new task force to combat domestic abuse.
