SB 169
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SB 169
establish a means for certain Department of Corrections inmates to earn credit against fines or costs ordered by the sentencing court
South Dakota · Became law
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| Michael Rohl | Sponsors | Michael Rohl sponsored SB 169. | None |
| Larry Zikmund | Sponsors | Larry Zikmund sponsored SB 169. | None |
| Mike Diedrich | Sponsors | Mike Diedrich sponsored SB 169. | None |
| Tim Reed | Sponsors | Tim Reed sponsored SB 169. | None |
| Mark K. Willadsen | Sponsors | Mark K. Willadsen sponsored SB 169. | None |
| Jess M. Olson | Sponsors | Jess M. Olson sponsored SB 169. | None |
| Tim Goodwin | Sponsors | Tim Goodwin sponsored SB 169. | None |
| Tamara St. John | Sponsors | Tamara St. John sponsored SB 169. | None |
| establish a means for certain Department of Corrections inmates to earn credit against fines or costs ordered by the sentencing court. | Source records | SB 169 has an explicit source reference to establish a means for certain Department of Corrections inmates to earn credit against fines or costs ordered by the sentencing court.. | None |
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