Montana § 52-5-120 Youth Industries Programs

Montana Statutes

§ 52-5-120 — Youth Industries Programs

Montana § 52-5-120

Title 52FAMILY SERVICES

Ch. 5CORRECTIONS

Part 1Youthful Offenders

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Mont. Code Ann. § 52-5-120 (2026).

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52-5-120 . Youth industries programs. The department of corrections may:

(1)establish youth industries programs in state correctional facilities that:

(a)assist in the training and rehabilitation of residents who are youth at correctional facilities; and

(b)provide the production or manufacture of products and the rendering of services that may be needed by:

(i)a department or agency of the state of Montana or a unit of local government;

(ii)an agency of the federal government; or

(iii)an office or agency of another state or a political subdivision of another state;

(2)contract with private industry for the sale of goods produced or manufactured at correctional facilities; and

(3)fix the purchase price for goods and services available under the industries program established in sub

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52-5-120 . Youth industries programs. The department of corrections may:
(1) establish youth industries programs in state correctional facilities that:
(a) assist in the training and rehabilitation of residents who are youth at correctional facilities; and
(b) provide the production or manufacture of products and the rendering of services that may be needed by:
(i) a department or agency of the state of Montana or a unit of local government;
(ii) an agency of the federal government; or
(iii) an office or agency of another state or a political subdivision of another state;
(2) contract with private industry for the sale of goods produced or manufactured at correctional facilities; and
(3) fix the purchase price for goods and services available under the industries program established in subsection (1).