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An Act to Clarify the Requirement That Municipal and County Jails Be Available at All Times for Detention of Arrested Persons
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This bill requires municipal and county jails to be open at all times for people arrested on criminal charges by any Maine law enforcement officer. If a jail does not have full-time supervision, the arresting officer is responsible for the safety of the detained person. The arresting officer's agency must pay for any costs or damages to the jail from its use.
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