Minnesota § 325G.52 CONSUMER EDUCATION; TELEMARKETING FRAUD

Minnesota Statutes

§ 325G.52 — CONSUMER EDUCATION; TELEMARKETING FRAUD

Minnesota § 325G.52

PartTRADE REGULATIONS, CONSUMER PROTECTION

Ch. 325GCONSUMER PROTECTION; SOLICITATION OF SALES

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Minn. Stat. § 325G.52 (2026).

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Subdivision 1.Establishment. The attorney general shall establish an outreach advocacy network to educate citizens of the state with respect to telemarketing fraud. Subd. 2.Duties. The advocacy network shall:

(1)conduct clinics and seminars throughout the state to educate consumers with respect to telemarketing fraud, including providing an explanation of rights under federal and state law, and recommending effective strategies to combat fraud, with particular emphasis placed on educating consumers in greater Minnesota and isolated areas of the state where victims may be targeted;

(2)facilitate outreach to groups particularly susceptible to telemarketing fraud by training advocates for senior citizens and other consumer groups to conduct clinics and seminars in their communities;

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Subdivision 1.Establishment.
The attorney general shall establish an outreach advocacy network to educate citizens of the state with respect to telemarketing fraud.

Subd. 2.Duties.
The advocacy network shall:
(1) conduct clinics and seminars throughout the state to educate consumers with respect to telemarketing fraud, including providing an explanation of rights under federal and state law, and recommending effective strategies to combat fraud, with particular emphasis placed on educating consumers in greater Minnesota and isolated areas of the state where victims may be targeted;
(2) facilitate outreach to groups particularly susceptible to telemarketing fraud by training advocates for senior citizens and other consumer groups to conduct clinics and seminars in their communities;
(3) prepare and publish informational brochures on telemarketing fraud for distribution to consumers;
(4) serve as an information clearinghouse within the state to assist consumers and others to obtain information with respect to current fraudulent telemarketing activity in the state;
(5) serve as a resource and provide assistance to local prosecutors and law enforcement; and
(6) identify those occupations in which persons may be in a good position to spot telemarketing fraud and develop specialized training programs for those persons.