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University of Minnesota researcher to present practitioner interviews at June meeting
Summary
A University of Minnesota researcher told the commission the team is finalizing interviews with prosecutors, defense attorneys and dispositional advisors and expects to present findings at the June meeting on five specified offenses.
During public comment, a University of Minnesota researcher reported nearing completion of practitioner interviews and said she would present findings to the commission in June.
The researcher said interviews covered prosecutors, defense counsel and dispositional advisors across the state and focused on five offenses: aggravated robbery, second-degree assault, felony DWI, criminal vehicular homicide and failure to register. She thanked staff for assisting in contacting practitioners and said the interviews would inform the commission’s June deliberations.
Ending: The researcher said the fleeing-a-police-officer offense was not among the five for which the University of Minnesota had gathered practitioner input, and commissioners noted the additional research would help the June discussions.
