Minnesota § 15.87 VICTIMS OF VIOLENCE

Minnesota Statutes

§ 15.87 — VICTIMS OF VIOLENCE

Minnesota § 15.87

PartSTATE AGENCIES

Ch. 15STATE AGENCIES IN GENERAL

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Minn. Stat. § 15.87 (2026).

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In furtherance of the state policy of zero tolerance for violence in section1.50, the state shall have a goal of providing:

(1)every victim of violence in Minnesota, regardless of the county of residence, access to necessary services, including, but not limited to:

(i)crisis intervention services, including a 24-hour emergency telephone line;

(ii)safe housing;

(iii)counseling and peer support services; and

(iv)assistance in pursuing legal remedies and appropriate medical care; and

(2)every child who is a witness to abuse or who is a victim of violence, access to necessary services, including, but not limited to:

(i)crisis child care;

(ii)safe supervised parenting time or independent, neutral exchange locations for parenting time, when needed;

(iii)age appropriate counseling and su

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In furtherance of the state policy of zero tolerance for violence in section1.50, the state shall have a goal of providing:
(1) every victim of violence in Minnesota, regardless of the county of residence, access to necessary services, including, but not limited to:
(i) crisis intervention services, including a 24-hour emergency telephone line;
(ii) safe housing;
(iii) counseling and peer support services; and
(iv) assistance in pursuing legal remedies and appropriate medical care; and
(2) every child who is a witness to abuse or who is a victim of violence, access to necessary services, including, but not limited to:
(i) crisis child care;
(ii) safe supervised parenting time or independent, neutral exchange locations for parenting time, when needed;
(iii) age appropriate counseling and support; and
(iv) assistance with legal remedies, medical care, and needed social services.