Roseau County: Justin Hedlund Booked on Contempt Charge

ROSEAU COUNTY, Minn. (trfnews.i234.me) — A 35-year-old man was booked into Roseau County Jail on a misdemeanor contempt of court allegation.

Justin A. Hedlund was booked Tuesday, October 27, 2026, according to the supplied jail booking record.

The Roseau County Sheriff’s Office is listed as the arresting agency.

The booking record identifies the allegation as willful disobedience of a court mandate.

However, the available information does not identify which court order Hedlund allegedly failed to follow.

Roseau County Jail Booking Details

Hedlund’s booking entry lists his age as 35 at the time of booking.

The record identifies one misdemeanor contempt of court allegation.

No other charges are identified in the supplied booking information.

The release date field contains no date.

The total bail field displays $0.00.

However, that figure does not confirm whether Hedlund qualifies for release without paying bail.

It also does not establish whether bail conditions were later changed.

The available record does not confirm Hedlund’s current custody status.

What Is Willful Disobedience of a Court Mandate?

Contempt of court can involve allegations that someone failed to comply with a lawful court order.

Under Minnesota Statute 588.20, certain violations of court orders may qualify as misdemeanor criminal contempt.

The law includes willful disobedience of lawful court processes or mandates.

Courts issue orders in various types of proceedings.

However, Hedlund’s booking entry does not explain the circumstances behind this specific allegation.

It would be premature to connect the allegation to another case without supporting court documents.

Court Case Details Not Provided

The supplied jail record does not identify a court case number or upcoming hearing date.

It also does not provide a detailed criminal complaint explaining the alleged conduct.

No conviction or sentence is established by the booking entry.

Further information may become available through official court filings.

How to Check Court Records

Readers can search available public filings through Minnesota Court Records Online.

The system provides access to many public court records, including case details and hearing information.

Some pending criminal matters may not appear in searches conducted by a defendant’s name.

Additional information is available through the Roseau County District Court.

The court is part of Minnesota’s Ninth Judicial District.

Booking information may change as cases move through the court system.

A jail booking records an arrest or detention but does not establish criminal guilt.

Hedlund is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in court.

I’m Adrian Cole reporting for TRF News.

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