Minnesota Administrative Rules Agency 114 - Attorney General Office
Minnesota Administrative Rules – Agency 114: Attorney General’s Office comprises two main chapters:
📄 Chapter 2000 – Traffic Ticket Form
Covers rules and specifications related to the statewide traffic ticket form (Minn. R. 114.2000.0200–.9990) (law.cornell.edu)
Some parts have been repealed over time (e.g., part 2000.5200) (casetext.com)
🛠️ Chapter 2010 – Rules Review
Defines how the Attorney General’s Office reviews, approves, and oversees rulemaking across state agencies (Minn. R. 114.2010.0200–.9960) (mitchellhamline.edu)
Includes repealed parts such as 2010.0700 (casetext.com)
🔍 How to Access & Use These Rules
The Minnesota Office of the Revisor of Statutes provides the official, up-to-date text of Agency 114 on its website (revisor.mn.gov)
Cornell Law School’s LII and Justia offer versions—though they may lag behind the official revisor site (law.cornell.edu)
🧾 Highlights of Key Provisions
Traffic Ticket Forms: Chapter 2000 sets standardized formats and administrative guidelines for law enforcement-issued traffic citations.
Rule Review Oversight: Chapter 2010 outlines the Attorney General’s role in reviewing agency rules before publication, ensuring form, legality, and compliance with legislative intent.
📝 Tips for Compliance & Research
Always refer to the Revisor’s Office for the most current official version.
Check Chapter and Part numbers (e.g., 2000.0200–2000.9990 or 2010.0200–2010.9960).
Watch for amendments or repeals, usually published quarterly.
Understand that Agency 114’s scope is administrative oversight, not substantive law‑making.
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