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OAG 80-130 is cited in the decision to support the discussion on the permissibility and implications of a jailer or deputy residing in the jail. The decision references OAG 80-130 to illustrate the legislative policy that allows, but does not require, jailers or deputies to live in the jail for better surveillance and security management, which is a point being considered in the current opinion regarding the jailer's responsibilities and compensation.
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