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Minnesota Strengthens Domestic Violence Protections | Duluth News
Minnesota’s new domestic violence protections go live Saturday, August 1st — a major bipartisan win aimed at giving victims more time, safety, and support. Police can now hold suspects for up to two weeks instead of 72 hours, crucial for those needing breathing room after reporting. New rules also require follow-up on firearm removals and ban abusers from staying on shared property contracts. Plus, $12 million in funding will boost housing, legal aid, and mental health services, while a new task force will tackle systemic gaps. This isn’t just about arrests — it’s about long-term safety and…
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