Minnesota Petition for Return of Seized Property is a legal document used to request the return of property that has been seized by law enforcement in the state of Minnesota. The petition is typically filed by the owner of the seized property, or by an agent of the owner, such as an attorney. The petition must include a detailed description of the property, the circumstances of its seizure, and any other relevant information. There are two types of Minnesota Petition for Return of Seized Property: 1) a Petition for Return of Seized Property without a hearing, and 2) a Petition for Return of Seized Property with a hearing. The first type is typically used when the seized property is not considered to be contraband, and the owner can demonstrate a valid claim of ownership. The second type is used when the property is suspected to be contraband or the ownership is in dispute, and requires a hearing before a judge.