Chapter 221 - Jails and Jailers

Chapter 221 - Jails and Jailers

Section 221.020 Sheriffs to be jailers, exception, Clay County.
Section 221.025 Electronic monitoring permitted, when — credit of time against period of confinement.
Section 221.030 Coroner to be jailer, when.
Section 221.040 Sheriff and jailer to receive prisoners — penalty for refusal — medical exams required.
Section 221.044 Persons under eighteen may not be confined in adult jails, exceptions — commitment to juvenile detention facilities, when.
Section 221.044 Persons under seventeen may not be confined in adult jails, exceptions — commitment to juvenile detention facilities, when.
Section 221.050 Separation of prisoners.
Section 221.060 Prisoners to have certain privileges.
Section 221.070 Prisoners liable for cost of imprisonment — certification of outstanding debt.
Section 221.080 County commission to bear certain expenses.
Section 221.095 Private jails, defined — reports of possible criminal violations required — missing prisoners, requirements.
Section 221.097 Private jails — prisoners to be confined separately, when — health care services, adequate care required — limitation on contracts with private jails.
Section 221.102 Canteen or commissary in county jail authorized — revenues to be kept in separate account — fund created.
Section 221.105 Boarding of prisoners — amount expended, how fixed, how paid, limit — reimbursement by state, when.
Section 221.111 Delivery or concealment on premises of narcotics, liquor, or prohibited articles, penalties — visitation denied, when — personal items permitted to be posted — expungement, when.
Section 221.120 Medicine and medical attention for prisoners, definitions.
Section 221.122 Repayment for medical care to be term of probation, parole or conditional release.
Section 221.125 Suspension of MO HealthNet medical assistance in lieu of termination, when.
Section 221.130 Contagious disease — certification of physician — order for removal.
Section 221.150 Shackling of prisoner, how paid.
Section 221.160 Criminal costs, how paid.
Section 221.170 Prisoners, leave from jail, when — compensation earned on leave, how applied — three-fourths rule (certain cities and counties).
Section 221.230 Jail of another county to be used, when.
Section 221.240 Sheriff to take prisoners before circuit court.
Section 221.250 Failure of sheriff to comply with section 221.240 — penalty.
Section 221.260 Commitment from another county, expenses, how paid.
Section 221.270 Jailer to receive and keep United States prisoners.
Section 221.280 Penalty for failure to receive and keep United States prisoners.
Section 221.290 United States to pay for use of jails.
Section 221.300 Grand jury to visit jail, when.
Section 221.310 Humane treatment of prisoners.
Section 221.320 Board of visitors — appointment — terms.
Section 221.330 Organization of board.
Section 221.340 Duties of board.
Section 221.350 Board to make yearly report.
Section 221.353 Damage to jail property, class E felony.
Section 221.400 Regional jail districts may be established, procedure, contents, holding of prisoners.
Section 221.402 Regional jail districts, powers.
Section 221.405 Commission — members, vacancies, budget.
Section 221.407 Regional jail district sales tax authorized, ballot language — special trust fund established — expiration date.
Section 221.410 Powers, duties.
Section 221.415 Director, duties — salary.
Section 221.420 Use of regional jail, purpose — county may keep its own jail.
Section 221.425 Regional jail district solely liable for its debts — income exempt from state taxes.
Section 221.430 District income, distribution upon dissolution.
Section 221.500 Construction bids for a minimum security facility — commissioner of administration to contract with.
Section 221.503 MULES to be notified of escape of a dangerous felon from certain jails and detention facilities, when, information to be included.
Section 221.510 Pending outstanding warrants in MULES and NCIC systems, inquiry conducted, when (Jake's Law).
Section 221.515 Jailers authorized to serve arrest warrants on inmates — jailers may carry firearms, when — escaped prisoners, power of jailer to arrest.

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