Roseau County: Caiden Duray Booked on Contempt Charge

Caiden S. Duray
Caiden S. Duray

ROSEAU COUNTY (trfnews.i234.me) — Caiden S. Duray, 23, was booked on October 10, 2026, according to the supplied booking information.

The entry lists the Roseau County Sheriff’s Office as the arresting agency. It identifies a misdemeanor contempt of court charge involving alleged willful disobedience of a court mandate.

Roseau County Booking Details

The booking record lists Duray as 23 years old. The reported booking date is Saturday, October 10, 2026.

The release date field contains no date. The total bail field displays $0.00.

That figure does not establish whether Duray was released or whether bail conditions later changed.

The excerpt does not provide a court date, case number, or final disposition. It also does not describe the conduct behind the allegation.

The information does not identify the court order Duray allegedly failed to follow.

Caiden S. Duray
Caiden S. Duray

What Does Misdemeanor Contempt Mean?

Under Minnesota law, contempt of court can involve failing to follow a lawful court directive.

Minnesota Statutes section 588.20 covers several types of criminal contempt.

One misdemeanor provision addresses willful disobedience of a court order or other legal mandate.

The jail entry classifies Duray’s listed offense as a misdemeanor.

The statute describes the legal category, not the facts of this particular case.

The booking information does not say which order was involved. It also does not state when or where the alleged disobedience occurred.

A charge is not the same as a finding of guilt.

Court Records and Custody Status

The supplied entry does not confirm Duray’s current custody status. It does not indicate whether a hearing has taken place.

More information could appear in court documents or later jail updates.

People looking for public case details can use Minnesota Court Records Online.

The service provides access to many public district court records and documents. However, online access to some records is limited.

The Minnesota Judicial Branch also warns that online records are not certified copies.

The appropriate court administration office can provide information about certified records.

This report reflects the details available in the supplied booking entry.

Any later release information, court action, or case outcome would require separate verification.

Duray is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.

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