Minnesota · statute · Minn. Stat. ch. 246B · 9 active provisions
Subdivision 1. Applicability. The definitions in this section apply to this chapter. Subd. 1a. Civilly committed sex offender. "Civilly committed sex offender" means a person who is admitted to the Minnesota Sex Offender Program under chapter 253D for the purpose of assessment, diagnosis, care, treatment, supervision,…
Subdivision 1. Licensure. (a) The executive board shall apply to the commissioner of health to license the secure treatment facilities operated by the Minnesota Sex Offender Program as supervised living facilities with applicable program licensing standards. (b) The executive board shall apply to the commissioner of hu…
Subdivision 1. Program rules. The executive board shall adopt rules to govern the operation and maintenance of secure treatment facilities operated by the Minnesota Sex Offender Program or at any other facility operated by the executive board for a person committed as a sexual psychopathic personality or a sexually dan…
Subdivision 1. Vocational work program option. The Direct Care and Treatment executive board shall develop a vocational work program for persons admitted to the Minnesota Sex Offender Program. The vocational work program is an extension of therapeutic treatment in order for civilly committed sex offenders to learn valu…
Subdivision 1. Establishment; purpose. (a) The executive board may establish, equip, maintain, and operate a vocational work program at any Minnesota Sex Offender Program facility under this chapter. The executive board may establish vocational activities for sex offender treatment for civilly committed sex offenders a…
Subdivision 1. Procedures. The executive board shall determine or redetermine, if necessary, what amount of the cost of care, if any, the civilly committed sex offender is able to pay. The civilly committed sex offender shall provide to the executive board documents and proof necessary to determine the ability to pay.…
The executive board shall issue an order to the civilly committed sex offender or the guardian of the estate, if there is one, requiring the civilly committed sex offender or guardian to pay to the state the amounts determined, the total of which must not exceed the full cost of care. The order must specifically state…
Subdivision 1. Estate of a civilly committed sex offender. Upon the death of a civilly committed sex offender, or a former civilly committed sex offender, the total cost of care provided to the individual, less the amount actually paid toward the cost of care by the civilly committed sex offender, must be filed by the…
(a) The civilly committed sex offender's county shall pay to the state a portion of the cost of care provided in the Minnesota Sex Offender Program to a civilly committed sex offender who has legally settled in that county. (b) A county's payment must be made from the county's own sources of revenue and payments must:…