Md. Code, Correctional Services § 11-719
This is the official text of Md. Code, Correctional Services § 11-719, part of Maryland’s Code, Correctional Services — governs prisons and the state correctional system.
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§11–719.
Official statutory text
(a) This section applies only in Queen Anne’s County.
(b) While confined in the Queen Anne’s County Jail, an incarcerated individual employed under § 11–602 of this title shall pay:
(1) court–ordered payments, including restitution payments; and
(2) the reasonable cost of the food, lodging, and clothing of the incarcerated individual.
(c) The County Commissioners shall:
(1) establish a reasonable per diem rate for the food, lodging, and clothing of an incarcerated individual; and
(2) designate the Warden of the Queen Anne’s County Jail as the agent to collect the costs and payments specified in this section.
(b) While confined in the Queen Anne’s County Jail, an incarcerated individual employed under § 11–602 of this title shall pay:
(1) court–ordered payments, including restitution payments; and
(2) the reasonable cost of the food, lodging, and clothing of the incarcerated individual.
(c) The County Commissioners shall:
(1) establish a reasonable per diem rate for the food, lodging, and clothing of an incarcerated individual; and
(2) designate the Warden of the Queen Anne’s County Jail as the agent to collect the costs and payments specified in this section.
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