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| County to pony up for $3 million DOC bill |
| By Munster Times |
| Published: 03/14/2005 |
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Porter Circuit Court Judge Mary Harper has been trying to figure out how much money Porter County (Ind.) owes the state Department of Corrections for housing juvenile offenders over the past 20 years. What she calls messy record-keeping by the county and questionable billing practices by the state led her to wonder if the county really owed the $2.8 million the state claimed. As she nears the end of her enquiry into the bills, Harper has found the county has paid off fewer bills than she previously thought. |
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