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Minnesota Supreme Court Halts Confinement Fees for Pre-Conviction Inmates

The Minnesota Supreme Court held in December 2009 that pre-conviction prisoners residing in county jails or similar facilities could not be required to pay costs of confinement.

Andrew Tyler Jones stayed 286 days in Olmsted County Jail awaiting resolution of his case. He pled guilty to three counts of aggravated ...

 

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