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| Sheriff wants to lock down raise in rate some inmates pay |
| By newsok.com- Nolan Clay |
| Published: 02/08/2016 |
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A judge is being asked to require Oklahoma County jail inmates to pay back $48.05 a day for the time they are locked up before conviction. Inmates currently are being charged $44.51 per day, if convicted. Sheriff John Whetsel is asking for the increase. The request comes at a time some in state government and elsewhere are questioning whether convicts face too many costs for their crimes already. State Rep. Bobby Cleveland said last month "unfortunate folks ... are mired in this nonworking system" and find it impossible to keep up with installment payments on probation. Read More. |
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