Section 24-11-46 - Prisoner liable for fines, restitution, and obligation. - South-dakota Statutes

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24-11-46. Prisoner liable for fines, restitution, and obligation. A prisoner confined to any jail while serving a sentence is liable for court-ordered fines and restitution and any obligation incurred while under the custody of the sheriff or officer having charge of the jail. Disbursement shall be made from a prisoner's account to defray the prisoner's obligation, regardless of the source of the prisoner's funds, including moneys in the prisoner's account from wages earned by the prisoner pursuant to § 24-11-32.

Source: SL 1995, ch 141, § 2.

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24-11-46. Prisoner liable for fines, restitution, and obligation. A prisoner confined to any jail while serving a sentence is liable for court-ordered fines and restitution and any obligation incurred while under the custody of the sheriff or officer having charge of the jail. Disbursement shall be made from a prisoner's account to defray the prisoner's obligation, regardless of the source of the prisoner's funds, including moneys in the prisoner's account from wages earned by the prisoner pursuant to § 24-11-32.

Source: SL 1995, ch 141, § 2.

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24-11-46. Prisoner liable for fines, restitution, and obligation. A prisoner confined to any jail while serving a sentence is liable for court-ordered fines and restitution and any obligation incurred while under the custody of the sheriff or officer having charge of the jail. Disbursement shall be made from a prisoner's account to defray the prisoner's obligation, regardless of the source of the prisoner's funds, including moneys in the prisoner's account from wages earned by the prisoner pursuant to § 24-11-32.

Source: SL 1995, ch 141, § 2.