OPINION
NOYES, Judge
¶ 1 More than a decade ago, Richard M. Ford ("Appellant") worked for wages while serving the prison sentence he still serves. The State was supposed to pay minimum wage for this work, but it paid Appellant only $.30 an hour. After Appellant sued and received a judgment against the State for back wages, the State was allowed to deduct thirty percent of the judgment as a contribution toward Appellant's "room and board." This deduction...
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