Marshall County: Keli Gustafson Booked for Contempt

MARSHALL COUNTY, MN (trfnews.i234.me) – Keli Leigh Gustafson, 66, appears in a Marshall County jail booking dated October 16, 2026.

The booking record lists an allegation of constructive contempt of court involving disobedience of a lawful court order.

The listed offense references Minnesota Statute 588.01, subdivision 3(3).

The available record does not explain which court order Gustafson allegedly failed to follow.

Marshall County Jail Booking Details

According to the supplied jail entry, Gustafson was booked on October 16, 2026.

The record identifies the listed jurisdiction as Marshall County.

Gustafson was 66 years old at the time of the reported booking.

The offense description identifies constructive contempt involving a lawful judgment, order, or court process.

No additional allegations appear in the information provided.

The entry does not include a court case number, bond amount, or scheduled hearing date.

Constructive contempt generally involves conduct occurring outside the immediate presence of a judge or courtroom.

Minnesota law distinguishes constructive contempt from direct contempt, which involves certain conduct occurring in court.

Under Minnesota Statute 588.01, constructive contempt can include disobedience of a lawful judgment, order, or court process.

Such matters may arise in different types of legal proceedings.

However, the supplied jail record does not identify the underlying legal dispute.

The available information provides only a brief description of the listed contempt allegation.

It does not identify the judgment or court order involved.

The record also does not explain when the alleged failure to comply occurred.

No supporting affidavit, witness statement, or detailed court complaint was included.

Without those documents, the specific circumstances behind the booking remain unclear.

The record does not establish whether Gustafson has been released since the listed booking date.

Contempt proceedings can involve different legal steps depending on the circumstances and applicable court rules.

Under Minnesota Statute 588.04, courts have procedures for addressing allegations of constructive contempt.

Those procedures can involve an arrest warrant, notice, or an order requiring a person to appear.

The supplied booking entry does not indicate which procedure applied to Gustafson.

Readers may search additional information through Minnesota Court Records Online.

Any later court action or release information would need separate confirmation.

A jail booking does not establish that a person committed an offense.

Gustafson’s legal status and any finding of contempt must be determined from the relevant court records.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.