State of Minnesota v. Misty Kay Roy

Summary

The Supreme Court of Minnesota affirmed the lower courts, holding that Misty Kay Roy is not entitled to custody credit for the 21 days she served in Red Lake tribal detention because her Minnesota conviction was not the sole reason for that custody. The court applied the interjurisdictional rule requiring the Minnesota offense to be the sole basis for out‑of‑state custody and rejected the appellant’s reliance on Wakefield.