Minnesota SF4753 amends detention cost responsibility in juvenile delinquency cases.

Minnesota SF4753 amends the law to clarify that the county requesting the detention of a child in a county other than their residence must pay all pre-adjudication costs. Once a child is adjudicated delinquent, the county of financial responsibility, as determined by chapter 256G, must cover further costs of care. This change affects counties and the commissioner of corrections by establishing clear financial responsibilities for detention costs.

Minnesota SF4753 amends detention cost responsibility in juvenile delinquency cases.

Minnesota SF4753 amends the law to clarify that the county requesting the detention of a child in a county other than their residence must pay all pre-adjudication costs. Once a child is adjudicated delinquent, the county of financial responsibility, as determined by chapter 256G, must cover further costs of care. This change affects counties and the commissioner of corrections by establishing clear financial responsibilities for detention costs.