Title: The Minnesota Sex Offender Program, explained | MinnPost
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Briana Bierschbach

Content: Nathan Brennaman, an attorney for the state, however, believes the court only has the authority to grant injunctive relief and call on the state to make system-wide changes to the program. Could the lawsuit lead to someone dangerous getting out of MSOP? Not likely. As the experts testified in court last week, the people they are looking to release are those that are particularly vulnerable or unlikely to offend. That includes offenders with only no adult criminal history, the elderly (MSOP has clients as old as 92) and developmentally disabled clients who may struggle with treatment. Briana Bierschbach
Briana Bierschbach covered the Minnesota Legislature for MinnPost. Show comments or leave a comment