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New Minnesota laws taking effect this weekend: What you need to know
New Minnesota laws effective this weekend include banning cryptocurrency kiosks, elevating police impersonation to a felony, criminalizing grooming of minors, enhancing fraud-fighting measures, allowing alcohol service in senior communities, and prohibiting consentless AI 'deepfakes'. These laws aim to address public safety, consumer protection, and emerging technology challenges.
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