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Code · Minnesota · Chapter 593 — Juries

593.21 MISCONDUCT OF OFFICER IN CHARGE OF JURY.

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593.21 MISCONDUCT OF OFFICER IN CHARGE OF JURY.
An officer to whose charge a jury is committed by a court, who negligently or willfully, and without leave of the court, permits them, or any one of them, to receive a communication from a person, to make a communication to a person, to obtain or receive a book, paper, or refreshment, or to leave the jury room, is guilty of a misdemeanor.
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