The bill aims to enhance consumer protection by prohibiting the possession, manufacture, or sale of cellular telephone cases that resemble firearms. Specifically, it establishes a new section in Minnesota Statutes, chapter 325F, which makes it illegal for individuals to purchase, possess, import, manufacture, sell, or distribute any cellular telephone case, stand, or cover that appears to be a firearm, including pistols or revolvers.

Additionally, the bill outlines enforcement measures, allowing the attorney general to enforce this prohibition under section 8.31. However, it limits the civil penalties that a court may impose for violations of this section to a maximum of $500. This legislative action seeks to prevent potential confusion and safety concerns arising from the sale of such firearm-like accessories.