N.D. Cent. Code § 12-44.1-18.2
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12-44.1-18.2. Work release program - Room and board costs to be paid by inmate
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12-44.1-18.2. Work release program - Room and board costs to be paid by inmate
Any inmate who participates in a work release program shall pay the correctional facility for
the room and board costs incurred by the inmate while confined in the correctional facility,
residential halfway house, or similar alternative facility. The administrator shall determine the
amount of meal and lodging costs to be paid by the inmate. The amount to be paid by the
inmate while confined in a correctional facility may not exceed twenty dollars per day or the
funds earned by the inmate, whichever is less. The amount to be paid by the inmate while
placed in a residential halfway house or similar alternative facility may not exceed the actual
cost per day or the funds earned by the inmate, whichever is less.
Any inmate who participates in a work release program shall pay the correctional facility for
the room and board costs incurred by the inmate while confined in the correctional facility,
residential halfway house, or similar alternative facility. The administrator shall determine the
amount of meal and lodging costs to be paid by the inmate. The amount to be paid by the
inmate while confined in a correctional facility may not exceed twenty dollars per day or the
funds earned by the inmate, whichever is less. The amount to be paid by the inmate while
placed in a residential halfway house or similar alternative facility may not exceed the actual
cost per day or the funds earned by the inmate, whichever is less.
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