Determine responsibility for detention costs in certain juvenile delinquency matters
Referred to Judiciary and Public Safety
Summary
The bill amends Minnesota law so that when a child is held in a state juvenile correctional institution or an approved juvenile facility, the county that requests the detention must cover the costs. If the detention occurs in a county other than the child’s home county, that county pays all pre‑adjudication expenses, and after the child is adjudicated delinquent, the county identified as financially responsible under chapter 256G pays any further care costs. This shifts the financial burden from the state to local counties.
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