provisions of this section. The amount of the fee shall reflect the actual direct costs incurred by the local law enforcement agency in implementing the provisions of this article but shall not exceed seventy-five dollars for the initial registration with the local law enforcement agency and twenty-five dollars for any subsequent annual or quarterly registration.

visit, against an inmate's account for every inmate-initiated request for medical or mental health services provided to the inmate by a physician, physician assistant, nurse practitioner, registered nurse, or licensed practical nurse. The department shall assess a copayment, in an amount established by written procedures of the executive director pursuant to subsection (4) of this section, against an inmate's account for every inmate-initiated visit by the inmate to a dentist or optometrist. The amount of the copayment for the dental or optometric services need not be the same as the copayment for medical or mental health services.

any state facility. II. Except as provided in paragraph III, the commissioner may charge each inmate a reasonable fee for medical and mental health services, including prescriptions, medication, or prosthetic devices. The fee shall be deducted from the inmate's account. III. The commissioner shall exempt the following inmates or medical visits by inmates from payment of medical and health services fees: (a) Medical visits initiated by the medical or mental health staff, consultants, or contract personnel of the department. (b) Inmates at reception centers. (c) Juvenile inmates. (d) Pregnant inmates. (e) Seriously mentally ill inmates. (f) Developmentally disabled inmates, as determined by authorized staff. (g) Inmates who are housed in the secure psychiatric unit. (h) Inmates who are undergoing follow-up medical treatment for chronic diseases. IV. An inmate shall not be refused medical treatment for financial reasons.

unless waived in whole or in part by the court, board or commissioner, and may be any greater amount as established by the court or board. This fee shall be considered a condition of release, and failure to satisfy this obligation shall be grounds for a violation hearing, unless the probationer or parolee has been found to be indigent and, for that reason, unable to pay the fee. Service charges for collection of fines and fees, other than supervision fees, shall be established at 10 percent of the funds collected.

paid on his behalf on such terms as the court may order consistent with the defendant's present or future ability to pay.