Michigan Couple Face Jail From Lost Dr. Seuss Library Books

Michigan Couple Face Jail From Lost Dr. Seuss Library Books
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A Michigan couple was prosecuted for two late Dr. Seuss library books. A judge told them they could land in jail for up to 93 days and face a maximum $500 fine, reported the Associated Press.

Cathy and Melvin Duren of Tecumseh, Mich., appeared in Lenawee County Court on April 14—both facing a misdemeanor charge of failure to return rental property.

They owe about $35 in late fees for “The Rome Prophecy,” borrowed in April 2015.  They found and returned it in January.  

I can't image going to jail over it, but I certainly will fight these charges because I'm not guilty.
Cathy Duren