If you consult Minnesota's legal materials online, cite them in a way that makes that clear. A citation to online material should include three elements:
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the ordinary, official citation (see "How do I cite Minnesota's printed legal sources?")
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the word "online." (You don't need to include the full URL.)
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the access date, which is the latest date when the text appeared online in the form you cite.
For example, a complete citation of Minnesota Statutes, section 345.05 consulted online looks like this:
Minnesota Statutes 2014, section 345.05, online. Accessed November 17, 2014.