Kansas Statutes § 75-5257 Money and property of inmates; accounts. — United States — Kansas law | Esheria

Kansas Statutes § 75-5257 Money and property of inmates; accounts.

The warden must take charge of an inmate’s money or property when the inmate enters the institution, keep an account of it, and return or pay it out when the inmate is discharged or dies. The warden may sell or preserve property as the inmate wants, and may place at least $25 in a federally insured financial institutio

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The warden must take charge of an inmate’s money or property when the inmate enters the institution, keep an account of it, and return or pay it out when the inmate is discharged or dies. The warden may sell or preserve property as the inmate wants, and may place at least $25 in a federally insured financial institution for the inmate’s benefit.