These session summaries provide a review of the changes made by the 2011 Minnesota Legislature that affect low-income Minnesotans. The summaries cover changes to Minnesota law in a variety of substantive areas, including Child Care; Consumer Law; Courts; Disability and Mental Health Law; Domestic Abuse; Education Law; Family Law; Food Supports; Government Operations; Health Care; Juvenile Law; Landlord-Tenant Law; Public Benefits Law; Real Property Law, Tax Law and Unemployment Insurance Law.

DEED = Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development
DOA = Minnesota Department of Administration
DOC = Minnesota Department of Commerce
DHS = Minnesota Department of Human Services
DLI = Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry
DPS = Minnesota Department of Public Safety
FPG = Federal Poverty Guideline
HUD = United States Department of Housing and Urban Development
MA = MA
MDH = Minnesota Department of Health
MSA = Minnesota Supplemental Assistance
MFIP = Minnesota Family Investment Program
OAH = Minnesota Office of Administrative Hearings