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Perry County Justice Court Building Fees
This law allows Perry County to charge fees for civil cases and misdemeanor convictions to fund the maintenance of their justice court building.
What This Bill Does
- Allows Perry County's Board of Supervisors to add a fee, up to $50 per case, on civil cases filed in the county's justice courts.
- Permits the same board to charge fees for misdemeanor convictions and non-adjudications obtained in the justice court.
- Requires these fees to be used specifically for maintaining, repairing, upgrading, operating, furnishing, and providing technology for the Perry County Justice Court Building.
- Allows the funds collected from these fees to match grants if needed.
Who It Names or Affects
- People who file civil cases in Perry County's justice courts.
- Individuals convicted of misdemeanors or receiving non-adjudications in Perry County's justice court.
Terms To Know
- Board of Supervisors
- The governing body responsible for managing county affairs, including finances and infrastructure.
- Justice Court Building
- A specific courthouse where justice court cases are heard in Perry County.
Limits and Unknowns
- This law will expire on July 1, 2030.
- The exact amount of the fee is not set by this act but can be up to $50 per case or conviction.