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Jeffrey Edblad, Commission Chair  •  Kelly Lyn Mitchell, Executive Director

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MSGC REPORTS & FORMS

 

MSGC Reports

The Minnesota Sentencing Guidelines Commission monitoring data contains information on all felony sentences pronounced in Minnesota in a given year. The monitoring data is offender-based, meaning individual offenders sentenced in the same county in a thirty-day period are counted only once; sentences in the monitoring data are classified based on the most serious offense sentenced.

The Sentencing Guidelines Commission completes an annual Report to the Legislature, which contains Adopted Modifications to the Sentencing Guidelines, County Attorney Reports on Criminal Cases Involving Firearms, and a summary of the Commission's activities during the previous year. In addition, MSGC staff create reports detailing sentencing practices for various kinds of offenses and the rankings assigned by sentencing judges for unranked offenses. These reports are generally completed for areas where frequent questions from criminal justice practitioners arise. 

Adobe® Acrobat® Reader is needed to view these reports. If you need any of these reports in another format, they can be obtained by contacting the Sentencing Guidelines Commission at (651) 296-0144 or via email at sentencing.guidelines@state.mn.us.


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MSGC Data Requests

If you are seeking specific information that cannot be found within the Sentencing Practices Data Reports (link above), please contact the Sentencing Guidelines Commission via e-mail with the following information:

  1. Your specific data request (e.g.: offense type, departure type, counties, years desired)
  2. Your timeframe for needing the requested information*
  3. Your contact information

*Please allow at least 2 weeks. Resources are limited; staff may not be able to fulfill requests that require extended time to complete.

 

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Departure Report Forms (for judges)

 

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Sentencing Forms (for probation agents)

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Special Guidelines Reports

 

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Special Reports

Collateral Sanctions*:

 

*These reports are the product of the Collateral Sanctions Committee created and fully funded by the Minnesota Legislature in 2007.  Although the Legislature utilized staff of the Minnesota Sentencing Guidelines Commission for the project, that agency's Commissioners took no part in the collateral sanctions work.  The opinions and recommendations set forth here are those of the Collateral Sanctions Committee.  They have not been reviewed or approved by the Guidelines Commission.

 

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