Minnesota § 642.10 CONDEMNATION OF LOCKUP

Minnesota Statutes

§ 642.10 — CONDEMNATION OF LOCKUP

Minnesota § 642.10

PartLOCAL JAIL FACILITIES; LOCKUPS; WORKHOUSE; JUVENILE OFFENDER CARE; PARDONS; CLEMENCY REVIEW COMMISSION

Ch. 642LOCKUPS

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Minn. Stat. § 642.10 (2026).

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When the commissioner of corrections shall become satisfied, from the report of a local agent of a community health board as authorized under section145A.04or sheriff or from the report of any agent the commissioner may appoint and authorize to examine lockups, or from the commissioner's inspection that any lockup does not reasonably conform to essential conditions and details of construction, such as are prescribed by law for plans for lockups, and that such lockup is in a condition or of a construction such as to endanger the well-being, health, security or life of any person confined therein, the commissioner shall condemn such lockup by written order and it shall not be further used while such order is in force.

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When the commissioner of corrections shall become satisfied, from the report of a local agent of a community health board as authorized under section145A.04or sheriff or from the report of any agent the commissioner may appoint and authorize to examine lockups, or from the commissioner's inspection that any lockup does not reasonably conform to essential conditions and details of construction, such as are prescribed by law for plans for lockups, and that such lockup is in a condition or of a construction such as to endanger the well-being, health, security or life of any person confined therein, the commissioner shall condemn such lockup by written order and it shall not be further used while such order is in force.