Bill > SF1895

This bill makes several key changes: 1. It eliminates the ability for courts to stay the adjudication or imposition of sentence for certain criminal sexual conduct offenses, requiring the court to adjudicate guilt and impose sentence. 2. It requires lifetime conditional release, lifetime probation, and intensive probation for those convicted of certain criminal sexual conduct offenses. 3. It establishes an intensive probation program with strict monitoring and supervision requirements for those convicted of certain criminal sexual conduct offenses who are not committed to the commissioner of corrections. 4. It increases the penalties for certain child pornography offenses, including increased mandatory minimum sentences, and directs the Sentencing Guidelines Commission to modify the sentencing grid to reflect these changes. 5. It repeals provisions that previously allowed courts to stay the imposition or execution of sentence for certain criminal sexual conduct offenses in certain circumstances. Overall, this bill aims to impose harsher sentences and longer supervision periods for those convicted of specified sex offenses, particularly those involving minors and child pornography.

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https://www.revisor.mn.gov/bills/bill.php?b=Senate&f=SF1895&ssn=0&y=2017