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Rule 30.01 allows the prosecutor to dismiss without court approval for certain complaints and with court approval for indictments, requiring written or recorded reasons and specific felony transcription and filing steps. Rule 30.02 permits court dismissal when the prosecutor has unnecessarily delayed bringing the defendant to trial. 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Dismissal  \nRule 30.01 By Prosecutor  \nThe prosecutor may dismiss a complaint or tab charge without the court's approval, and may dismiss an indictment with the court's approval. The prosecutor must state the reasons for the dismissal in writing or on the record. In felony cases, if the dismissal is on the record, it must be transcribed and filed.  \n(Amended effective August 1, 2012.)  \nRule 30.02 By Court  \nThe court may dismiss the complaint, indictment, or tab charge if the prosecutor has unnecessarily delayed bringing the defendant to trial.  \nComment-Rule 30  \nStated reasonsfor dismissal under Rule 30.01 may include satisfactory completion of apretrial diversion program.  \nAccording to State v. Aubol, 309 Minn. 323, 244 N. W.2d 636 (1976), leave to dismiss an indictment must be granted if the prosecutor has provided afactual basis for the insufficiency of the evidence to support a conviction, and the court is satisfied that the prosecutor has not abused prosecutorial discretion.  \nProsecutors and judges should be aware of their obligations under Minnesota Statutes, section 611A.0315, of the Minnesota Crime Victims Rights Act concerning notice to domestic abuse victims upon dismissal or refusal to prosecute the charge.  \nPublished by the Revisor of Statutes under Minnesota Statutes, section 3C.08, subdivision 1.","cbCaikLCRaf6wKbh","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaikLCRaf6wKbh","pdf",323999,"English","# Rule 30 - Dismissal\n## Rule 30.01 By Prosecutor\n## Rule 30.02 By Court\n## Comment-Rule 30","[{\"question\":\"What does Rule 30.01 allow the prosecutor to dismiss, and what must be documented?\",\"answer\":\"The prosecutor may dismiss a complaint or tab charge without court approval, and may dismiss an indictment with court approval. The prosecutor must state the reasons in writing or on the record, and felony dismissals on the record must be transcribed and filed.\"},{\"question\":\"When may the court dismiss charges under Rule 30.02?\",\"answer\":\"The court may dismiss the complaint, indictment, or tab charge if the prosecutor has unnecessarily delayed bringing the defendant to trial.\"},{\"question\":\"What does the comment to Rule 30 address regarding stated reasons and related authorities?\",\"answer\":\"The comment notes that stated reasons under Rule 30.01 may include satisfactory completion of a pretrial diversion program. It also references State v. Aubol on when leave to dismiss an indictment must be granted and highlights obligations under the Minnesota Crime Victims Rights Act for notice to domestic abuse victims.\"}]","MINNESOTA COURT RULES - 1 CRIMINAL PROCEDURE - Rule 30 - Dismissal | PDF"]