Minnesota courts issue order on use of competency exam reports in criminal cases

Natalie E. Hudson, Chief Judge
Natalie E. Hudson, Chief Judge
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On March 5, 2026, an order was issued concerning the use of competency examination reports in multiple criminal cases within Minnesota District Courts. The order addresses how these reports should be utilized when a defendant is involved in more than one case.

The Minnesota Judicial Branch serves residents across the state by upholding the rule of law and providing fair and impartial justice, according to its official website. The judicial system operates statewide and functions as the official court system for Minnesota. It also promotes transparency through public court proceedings and opinions, and offers public access to court records, forms, and case information via its website.

The full text of the order can be accessed online.



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