Minnesota SF4951 eliminates fines and fees for juveniles in legal proceedings.
Minnesota SF4951 amends state statutes to eliminate fines and fees for juveniles in legal proceedings. It removes the requirement for a child to pay a fine for petty offenses and prohibits the court from ordering parents to pay attorney fees for their child. The bill also eliminates the requirement for reimbursement from parents for the cost of care, examination, or treatment of the child. These changes aim to reduce financial burdens on families involved in juvenile legal proceedings.
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