California SB941 regulates the sale prices in commissaries at private detention facilities.
California SB941 adds a new chapter to the Business and Professions Code, establishing that the sale price of goods in commissaries at private detention facilities cannot exceed a 35-percent markup above the vendor's cost. This applies to items like food, hygiene supplies, and phone cards sold to people confined in these facilities.
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