Committee adopts probable‑cause guardrail for administrative subpoenas in policy package Nonpartisan staff and the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension described changes to administrative‑subpoena language that require probable cause and an active investigation before a prosecutor may issue an administrative subpoena; the committee adopted the amendment and advanced the language inside the policy package.

A new amendment in Minnesota is set to reshape how administrative subpoenas are issued, requiring a higher standard of probable cause and protecting civil liberties during investigations.

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