Is this legal advice?
No. This website is informational only and is not legal advice.
What is this site for?
This site centralizes publicly available filings and neutral summaries so readers can independently evaluate public-record materials about a corrected criminal-history error and the systemic data issue behind it.
What is the current procedural posture?
The public Register of Actions felony display was removed on June 24, 2026, and an appeal (A26-1095) was filed in the Minnesota Court of Appeals on June 26, 2026. The earlier permit appeal, A25-0721, is closed — the Minnesota Supreme Court denied review on April 15, 2026. Verify all status directly from current public docket entries.
Was the record fully corrected?
The June 24, 2026 change removed the public felony level-of-sentence display from the Register of Actions. The full scope of any related record correction is the subject of ongoing follow-up and is not represented here as complete.
What issue is presented in plain terms?
Whether a non-violent gross misdemeanant under Minn. Stat. § 609.713 subd. 1 is firearms-disabled under Minn. Stat. § 609.13(1) — a records-accuracy and Second Amendment question the closed permit appeal did not reach on the merits.
What is the BCA data breach?
A signed state report under Minn. Stat. § 13.055 describes a multi-year defect in the public criminal-history system. The report is the systemic backdrop. See the Data Breach page for what is public-record and what remains an open question.
Does this website take a position on expected outcomes?
No. The website is designed for neutral, fact-based review and does not predict litigation, appellate, or class-action outcomes.
I received a BCA data-breach notice. What can I do here?
If you already received the State's § 13.055 breach notice, you may use the voluntary register-interest page to record your interest and seek counsel. The site does not hold or solicit any list of affected people, and registering is entirely voluntary self-identification.
Can this website be used to contact a judge or justice?
No. This website does not encourage or facilitate contacting judges or justices.
Where should I confirm dates and exact language?
Use official docket entries, court orders, and filed briefs in the public record.