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DHS BACKGROUND STUDIES, DISQUALIFICATIONS, AND SET-ASIDES February 2008 REPORT AND RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE 2007 COLLATERAL SANCTIONS COMMITTEE DHS BACKGROUND Studies, Disqualifications, and Set-Asides Page 1 Committee Members: Jill Carlson, Director of Field Services, Department of Corrections Leonardo Castro, Hennepin County Chief Public Defender Karin Ehlert, Office of Justice Programs Mary Ellison, Deputy Commissioner, Department of Public Safety Regina Garza, Committee Administrator, Senate Judiciary Committee Robert MA Johnson, Anoka County Attorney Sheryl Kabat, Minneapolis Weed-and-Seed Kate Latimer, Criminal Defense Attorney Todd Liljenquist, Minnesota Multi-Housing Association Robert Malone, Criminal Defense Attorney Senator Mee Moua, Chair, Senate Judiciary Committee Steve Peterson, Probation Director, Waseca County Court Services John Poupart, President, American Indian Policy Center Jason Sole, Amicus David Voigt, Attorney General s Office Mike Vraa, Managing Attorney, Homeline Edward Wilson, District Court Judge, Second Judicial District Louise Wolfgramm, President, Amicus Isabel Gomez, Committee Chair.
DHS conducted over 450,000 background studies between calendar years 2006 and 2007.4 Of those, 16,938 resulted in disqualifications (roughly four percent). In addition, county agencies conducted approximately 108,000 background studies during the same timeframe. DHS was unable to report on how many of the county-level background studies resulted in
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