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Counties Move to End Fees on Parents of Jailed Kids

Oct 17, 2016 at

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In California right now, if your kid gets locked up in juvenile hall, often you get a bill for some of the costs of incarcerating them. Now, some counties are taking another look at the practice.

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Counties Move to End Fees on Parents of Jailed Kids

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