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Minnesota SF1242

Minnesota SF1242 is in committee.

This bill requires law enforcement in Minnesota to obtain a warrant before using facial recognition technology to identify individuals. It establishes legal guardrails around how police can deploy this surveillance tool, protecting people's privacy rights.

Recorded sponsors: Eric Lucero, Nathan Wesenberg, Omar Fateh, Erin Maye Quade.

Official title

Facial Recognition Technology Warrant Act of 2025

Bill details

Stage
In committee
Policy area
Criminal Justice
Party origin
Bipartisan
Sponsors
Eric Lucero, Nathan Wesenberg, Omar Fateh, Erin Maye Quade
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Focus areas

Topics this bill touches, used to group it with related legislation.

  • Algorithmic Transparency
  • Data Privacy

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What would Minnesota SF1242 do, and who would it affect?

Records current as of . The bill text and legislative history are linked below.