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Kentucky | Ky. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 533.030(3)(b) | Conditions of probation and conditional discharge; restitution to victim |
The circuit clerk shall assess an additional fee of five percent (5%) to defray the administrative costs of collection of payments or property. This fee shall be paid by the defendant and shall inure to a trust and agency account which shall not lapse and which shall be used to hire additional deputy clerks and office personnel or increase deputy clerk or office personnel salaries, or combination thereof;
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New Hampshire | N.H. Rev. Stat. § 597:38-a | Default Fees |
I. Whenever a party recognized to appear for any offense defaults, the court may impose an administrative processing fee in the amount of $50 in addition to any other fine or penalty assessment.
II. The administrative processing fee provided for in paragraph I shall be retained by the court. |
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New Hampshire | N.H. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 623-B:2(II) | Civil Actions by Inmates; Filing Fees and Court Costs. |
The court shall order an inmate who commences any civil action or proceeding to pay, upon filing of such action or proceeding, court fees from the inmate's account. The commissioner shall withdraw the amount from the inmate's account and forward the money to the appropriate court clerk. As long as the account contains at least $10, the commissioner shall make withdrawals from such account until the actual court fees are paid.
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