Standards board can now revoke the license of officers who violate its conduct guidelines, based on evidence presented in an administrative hearing regardless of whether the officer has been charged or convicted of a crime.
Minnesota's POST board approved new rules this spring that would allow the board to revoke the license of an officer who violates its conduct guidelines.
The board approved new rules this spring that would allow it to revoke the license of an officer who violates its conduct guidelines, whether or not the misbehaving officer has been charged or convicted of a crime.