Cruel & unusual

“It's called "pay-to-stay", charging inmates for their prison stay, like a hotel they were forced to book. Florida law says that cost, $50 a day, is based on the person's sentence. Even if they are released early, paying for a cell they no longer occupy, and regardless of their ability to pay.

“Florida can also impose a new bill on the next occupant of that bed, potentially allowing the state to double, triple, or quadruple charge for the same bed.”

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Coming in 2025: Florida to allow local businesses to charge employees to work there.

@MPCavalier @Smersh My understanding is that she can't vote until this money is paid off.

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