The booking entry lists two alleged violations of Minnesota\u2019s predatory offender registration law.<\/p>\n
Two Registration Allegations Listed<\/h2>\n
The first allegation cites Minnesota Statute 243.166.5(a)(1).<\/p>\n
That provision covers knowingly committing an act or failing to fulfill a registration requirement.<\/p>\n
The second allegation cites Minnesota Statute 243.166.5(a)(2).<\/p>\n
That provision covers intentionally giving false information to corrections staff, law enforcement, or the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension.<\/p>\n
The booking entry identifies both matters as adult arrests.<\/p>\n
No further details about the alleged conduct were included in the information provided.<\/p>\n
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<\/div>\nMinnesota Law Covers Registration Duties<\/h2>\n
Under the statute, registered people must provide required information to authorities.<\/p>\n
The law includes address, employment, school, vehicle, and telephone information.<\/p>\n
It also sets deadlines for reporting certain changes.<\/p>\n
The exact requirement involved in English\u2019s case was not listed in the provided booking data.<\/p>\n
Minnesota law treats violations under subdivision 5(a) as felonies.<\/p>\n
The statute allows a sentence of up to five years and a fine up to $10,000.<\/p>\n
The law also contains minimum prison terms in some cases.<\/p>\n
Those penalties describe the statute and do not establish what sentence, if any, English could receive.<\/p>\n
Readers can review Minnesota Statute 243.166<\/a> for the full law.<\/p>\n The Beltrami County Adult Corrections Center is located in Bemidji.<\/p>\nBooking Does Not Establish Guilt<\/h2>\n