This bill, S.F. No. 1363, proposes several changes related to public safety, law enforcement, and the criminal justice system in Minnesota. Key points of the bill include:

1. Transparency of Bail Data: The bill requires that information about who posted bail for someone arrested or detained must be public.

2. Notices for Bail Posting: Law enforcement must be notified when someone posts bail or a bond for a detained individual.

3. Mandatory Sentencing: The bill introduces mandatory minimum sentences for certain sex trafficking offenses.

4. Registration Requirement: People who receive a stay of adjudication in sexual conduct cases must register as predatory offenders.

5. Database for Sentencing Guidelines: A publicly searchable database must be created by the Minnesota Sentencing Guidelines Commission for easier public access.

6. Legislative Approval for Sentencing Changes: Any changes proposed to the Sentencing Guidelines require legislative approval.

7. Reporting and Accountability of Dismissals: County attorneys must document reasons for dismissing charges and these reasons must be reported to the legislature and made publicly available online.

8. Liability for Trespass to Critical Infrastructure: The bill creates liability for trespass to critical infrastructure and establishes a crime for recruiting or educating individuals to trespass or damage such infrastructure.

9. Increased Penalties: There are enhanced penalties for assaulting police officers, fleeing in a motor vehicle, being in a stolen car, and obstructing traffic on trunk highways, airports, or transit systems.

10. Use of Tracking Devices: Law enforcement is authorized expanded use of tracking devices, particularly for fleeing vehicles, and the requirement that a vehicle must be unoccupied to attach a tracking device is removed.

This legislation aims to enhance public safety, ensure transparency in the criminal justice system, and stiffen penalties for various offenses.