Now that Governor Jesse Ventura has thrown his support behind a plan to upgrade county criminal justice computer systems in Minnesota, chances are good the system known as "crimnet" should have an easier time getting through the legislature, at least for now. The project is estimated to cost about a quarter of a billion dollars. Legislators plan to ask for 41.5-million dollars for the project during this next biennium. Minnesota Public Radio's Elizabeth Stawicki reports.
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