Chapter 624 — electronic incapacitation device

624.01 This section has been repealed. 624.02 This section has been repealed. 624.03 This section has been repealed. 624.031 This section has been repealed or renumbered. 624.04 This section has been repealed. 624.20 Fireworks Defines what counts as 'fireworks' in Minnesota law and what items are allowed. Sparklers under 100 grams, snakes, smoke … 624.21 Sale, Possession, and Use of Fireworks Prohibited It is illegal to sell, possess, use, or set off fireworks in Minnesota, with limited exceptions for wholesale dealers, … 624.22 Fireworks Displays; Permit; Operator Certification Sets rules for public fireworks displays. Cities, fair associations, and other groups can hold displays with a permit … 624.221 Exemptions for License or Permit Holder People who hold a federal explosives license or a fireworks display permit under section 624.22 are exempt from the … 624.23 Construction of Sections 624.20 to 624.25 Clarifies that the fireworks laws do not ban wholesale sales, out-of-state shipments, or use of fireworks by railroads … 624.24 Officers May Seize Illegal Fireworks The state fire marshal, sheriffs, police officers, and local fire marshals can seize fireworks or combustibles that are … 624.25 Violation Sets penalties for violating Minnesota's fireworks laws. Explosive fireworks of 35+ pounds can mean up to 364 days in … 624.30 Manufacture and Distribution of Tokens, When Prohibited Bans the making, selling, or handing out of tokens or slugs that look like U.S. coins and could be used in vending … 624.31 Restrictions as to Size of Tokens Tokens, checks, or slugs must be at least 5% larger or 5% smaller in diameter than any U.S. coin. 624.32 Knowledge of Illegal Use Presumed In a trial for making or selling illegal tokens, proof that the defendant was warned in writing by a county attorney, … 624.33 Violation a Misdemeanor Violating the laws against making or selling coin-like tokens (sections 624.30 to 624.32) is a misdemeanor. 624.42 This section has been repealed. 624.43 This section has been repealed. 624.44 This section has been repealed. 624.45 This section has been repealed. 624.46 This section has been repealed. 624.47 This section has been repealed. 624.48 This section has been repealed. 624.49 This section has been repealed. 624.50 This section has been repealed. 624.51 This section has been repealed. 624.52 This section has been repealed. 624.53 This section has been repealed. 624.54 This section has been repealed. 624.61 Armed Association It is a misdemeanor for any group other than the National Guard or U.S. troops to form an armed military company. … 624.62 Boarding Moving Engines or Cars It is illegal for anyone other than a passenger or employee to jump on or off, or hang from, a moving train, engine, or … 624.63 Dangerous Exhibitions It is a misdemeanor for a venue owner or operator to allow shows where sharp objects are thrown at people or firearms … 624.64 Acrobatic Exhibitions Venue owners who allow trapeze or acrobatic acts without safety nets or other fall protection are guilty of a gross … 624.65 This section has been repealed. 624.66 This section has been repealed. 624.67 False Certificate of Registration of Animals; False Representation as to Breed It is a gross misdemeanor to obtain a false animal registration certificate or to misrepresent the breed or bloodline of … 624.68 Receiving Deposit in Insolvent Banks or Financial Organizations Bank officers, directors, or employees who accept deposits knowing (or having good reason to know) the bank is insolvent … 624.69 Obstructing Public Levees Houseboats and non-transport craft cannot moor at public levees where they block freight or passenger boats. Violators … 624.70 Duty of Commission Merchants and Brokers Commission merchants and brokers must give customers a written statement showing who bought or sold the goods, the time, … 624.701 Alcohol in Certain Buildings or Grounds It is a misdemeanor to bring alcohol onto public school grounds or state hospital grounds, with exceptions for lab … 624.702 This section has been repealed. 624.703 This section has been repealed. 624.71 Gun Control; Application of Federal Law Minnesota residents may buy firearms and ammunition in any state where the sale is legal under the federal Gun Control … 624.711 Declaration of Policy States that the legislature does not intend to regulate hunting rifles and shotguns, burden law-abiding pistol or … 624.712 Definitions Defines key terms used in Minnesota's firearms laws, including 'pistol,' 'antique firearm,' 'Saturday night special,' … 624.713 Certain Persons Not to Possess Firearms Lists who cannot legally possess firearms in Minnesota, including minors, violent felons, people committed for mental … 624.7131 Transferee Permit; Penalty This law establishes the transferee permit system for pistols and semiautomatic military-style assault weapons in … 624.7132 Report of Transfer This law requires that when someone agrees to transfer a pistol or semiautomatic military-style assault weapon, the … 624.7133 Purchasing Firearm on Behalf of Ineligible Person It is a gross misdemeanor to buy or obtain a firearm for someone you know is legally banned from having one. 624.7134 Private Party Transfers; Background Check Required Private sales of pistols and semiautomatic military-style assault weapons between unlicensed people require a background … 624.714 Carrying of Weapons Without Permit; Penalties This is Minnesota's permit-to-carry law, also known as the Minnesota Citizens' Personal Protection Act of 2003. It makes … 624.7141 Transfer to Ineligible Person This law makes it a felony to intentionally transfer any firearm to a person you know or should know is legally … 624.7142 Carrying While Under Influence of Alcohol or Controlled Substance It is illegal in Minnesota to carry a pistol in public while under the influence of alcohol, controlled substances, … 624.7143 Chemical Testing A person carrying a pistol in public can be required to take a breath, blood, or urine test if an officer has probable … 624.7144 Allowing an Ineligible Person Access to Firearms A person who accepts firearms from a domestic abuser or offender under a court order is guilty of a gross misdemeanor if … 624.715 Exemptions; Antiques and Ornaments Antique firearms made before 1899, carried as collectibles or for historical value, are exempt from the firearms permit … 624.7151 Standardized Forms Requires the commissioner of public safety to create standard forms for pistol transferee permits, transfer reports, and … 624.7152 Lawful Cannabis Users A person cannot be denied the right to buy, own, or carry a firearm just because they are a registered medical cannabis … 624.716 Saturday Night Specials Prohibited; Penalty This law prohibits the sale of 'Saturday night special' pistols by federally licensed firearms dealers and bans the … 624.7161 Firearms Dealers; Certain Security Measures Required Firearms dealers must secure pistols after hours using locked safes, steel cabinets, or hardened steel rods through … 624.7162 Firearms Dealers; Safety Requirements Every firearms dealer must post a sign in at least one-inch letters warning that it is illegal to store or leave a … 624.717 Local Regulation This section establishes that Minnesota's state firearm laws (sections 624.711 through 624.716) preempt local … 624.7171 Extreme Risk Protection Orders Creates extreme risk protection orders ('red flag' orders) in Minnesota. Family members, law enforcement, or county … 624.7172 Extreme Risk Protection Orders Issued After Hearing After a full hearing, a court can issue an extreme risk protection order lasting 6 to 12 months if there is clear and … 624.7173 Subsequent Extensions and Termination An extreme risk protection order can be extended for 6 to 12 months at a time if the original grounds still exist. The … 624.7174 Emergency Issuance of Extreme Risk Protection Order A court can issue an emergency extreme risk protection order without a hearing if there is probable cause that someone … 624.7175 Transfer of Firearms When an extreme risk protection order is issued, the person must transfer their firearms within 24 hours to a licensed … 624.7176 Return of Firearms After an extreme risk protection order expires, law enforcement and licensed firearms dealers must return temporarily … 624.7177 Offenses Filing a false extreme risk protection petition is a gross misdemeanor. Possessing a firearm while subject to an order … 624.7178 Liability Protection Provides legal immunity for law enforcement officers and agencies, mental health professionals, and prosecutors who act … 624.718 This section has been repealed. 624.7181 Rifles and Shotguns in Public Places It is a gross misdemeanor to carry a BB gun, rifle, or shotgun in a public place, with exceptions for hunting, gun … 624.719 Possession of Firearm by Nonresident Alien Nonresident aliens may not possess firearms in Minnesota except for hunting under the game and fish laws. Firearms held … 624.7191 Metal-penetrating Bullets Bans the use or possession of armor-piercing handgun bullets during a crime. This is a felony with up to 3 years in … 624.7192 Authority to Seize and Confiscate Firearms During a governor-declared state of emergency, the government cannot confiscate lawfully owned firearms, suspend carry … 624.72 Interference With Use of Public Property Protects the right to peacefully petition government while making it a crime to intentionally block access to or disrupt … 624.73 This section has been repealed. 624.731 Tear Gas and Tear Gas Compounds; Electronic Incapacitation Devices This law regulates the possession, use, and sale of tear gas (pepper spray) and electronic incapacitation devices (such … 624.732 Intentional Release of Harmful Substance It is a misdemeanor to intentionally expose someone to a harmful gas, fluid, or substance to injure or coerce them. If … 624.74 This section has been repealed or renumbered.