Changes to Existing Law

24-2-29. Each An inmate is liable for court-ordered fines, costs, fees, sanctions, and restitution and and; any obligation incurred while under the jurisdiction of the Department of Corrections Corrections, including those provided for in §§ 24-2-28, 24-7-3, 24-8-9, 24-15-11, 24-15A-24, 24-17 15A-24, and 23A-35B-4 23A-35B-4; and any other charge owed to the state. Disbursement shall Except as provided in section of this Act, disbursement must be made from an inmate's institutional account to defray the inmate's obligation, regardless of the source of the inmate's funds, funds moneys, including moneys in the inmate's institutional account pursuant to § 24-2-5 and wages earned by the inmate pursuant to §§ 24-4-9, 24-7-3(3), 24-7-6, and 24-8-8. 23

Inmates' compensation authorized. 24-4-9. The warden may authorize monetary compensation to inmates for work performed under the provisions of § 24-4-7. Source: SDC 1939, § 13.4723; SL 1989, ch 20, § 109. CHAPTER 24-5 DISCHARGE OF INMATES FROM STATE CORRECTIONAL FACILITIES 24-5-1 Graduated scale of reductions from sentence for good conduct. 24-5-2 Restoration to citizenship on discharge--Certificate issued by secretary of corrections--Copy to clerk of court. 24-5-3 Clothing, money, The amount authorized may not be less than one dollar and transportation provided on discharge. 24-5-4 24-5-4. Repealed by SL 1989, ch 20, § 112 24-5-5 Funds in inmate's institutional accounts upon discharge, death, or escape--Application--Refund. 24-5-6 Closing of inmate's institutional account with negative balance. 24-5-7 Board authorized to grant early final discharge from supervision--Certificate of discharge--Prisoner not entitled to early discharge. twenty-five cents per hour. 3