The legislative bill S.F. No. 1103 proposed in Minnesota seeks to repeal the Minnesota Rehabilitation and Reinvestment Act. This act, which appears under Minnesota Statutes sections 244.40 to 244.51, includes provisions for things such as assessing and creating personalized rehabilitation plans for inmates, giving inmates the chance to earn credits for good behavior or participation in rehabilitative programs which could shorten their prison time, and considering victim input in the release processes.

With the repeal of this act, these specific methodologies and programs aimed at reforming and reintegrating inmates back into society by earning credits and other supportive rehabilitation measures would be discontinued. The bill also seeks to repeal related sections previously established in the 2023 laws.