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Mississippi | Miss. Code Ann. § 99-27-37 | Money for municipal enforcement |
The board of supervisors of any county in this state and mayor and board of aldermen, or board of aldermen and councilmen, as the case may be, of any municipality + See morein this state are hereby authorized and empowered to appropriate, from time to time, sums of money, not exceeding one-third ( ⅓ ) of the fines which have been collected by them respectively, from the unlawful sale or possession of intoxicating liquors and/or narcotics and/or other illegal drugs, for the purpose of defraying expenses incurred by law enforcement agencies in the procuring of evidence of violations of statutes or ordinances, as the case may be, against the unlawful sale or keeping of intoxicating liquors and/or narcotics and/or other illegal drugs. For the purpose of this section, the word “expenses” shall include, but not be limited to, expenditures related to surveillance, the purchase of investigative equipment, the purchase of samples to be used as evidence, the purchase of information, and the defraying of living expenses of persons specially employed in investigations.
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Mississippi | Miss. Code Ann. § 97-15-29 (3) | Keep Mississippi Beautiful, Inc.; litter prevention programs |
The proceeds of such fines shall be expended by the collecting jurisdiction solely for the purpose of funding local litter prevention programs or projects or local or school litter education + See moreprograms as recommended by the statewide litter prevention program of Keep Mississippi Beautiful, Inc.
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Municipality/municipal agency | N/A | Misdemeanor |
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Mississippi | Miss. Code Ann. § 97-17-13 (3) | Mississippi Forestry Commission; fire suppression agencies |
a person shall be ordered to reimburse and pay in restitution directly to any organized fire suppression agency recognized by the Mississippi Forestry Commission all the costs the agency incurred + See morerelated to the suppression and abatement of the fire.
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Municipality/municipal agency | N/A | Misdemeanor |
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Mississippi | Miss. Code Ann. § 97-41-16 (3)(b)(i)(2) | costs |
The reasonable costs of sheltering, transporting and rehabilitating the dog or cat, and any other costs directly related to the care of the dog or cat, be reimbursed to any + See moreagency or department of a political subdivision that is charged with the control, protection or welfare of dogs or cats within the subdivision.
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Municipality/municipal agency |
The agency or department may reimburse a nongovernmental organization for such costs, if the organization possesses nonprofit status under the United States Internal Revenue Code and has the purpose of + See moreprotecting the welfare of, or preventing cruelty to, dogs or cats
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Mississippi | Miss. Code Ann. § 97-44-13 (2) | punitive damages |
A final judgment in favor of a public authority under this chapter shall entitle it to recover compensatory damages for all damages, losses, impairments or other harm proximately caused, together + See morewith the costs of the suit and reasonable attorney's fees.
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Municipality/municipal agency | One hundred percent (100%) of punitive damages awarded will be expended by the public authority to implement preventative programs for juveniles or to fund existing programs. | Misdemeanor |
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Missouri | Mo. Ann. Stat. § 479.080 | Fines and costs, where paid, deposited--supreme court may provide for uniform procedure |
1. In the prosecution of violations of municipal ordinances before a municipal judge, all fines and costs shall be paid to and deposited not less frequently than monthly into the municipal treasury.
2. In the prosecution of violations of municipal ordinances before an associate circuit judge, all fines shall be paid to and deposited not less frequently than monthly into the municipal treasury and all court costs shall be accounted for and remitted to the state treasury in the same manner as provided by law for costs in misdemeanor cases. 3. The supreme court by administrative rule may provide for uniform procedure, and reporting forms for the collection and transmittal of fines and costs. Until modified or otherwise provided by such administrative rule, the municipal judge, or associate circuit judge hearing and determining violations of municipal ordinances, shall cause the clerk serving his division, within the first ten days of every month, to make out a list of all the cases heard or tried before the judge during the preceding month, giving in each case the name of the defendant, the fine imposed, if any, the amount of costs, the names of defendants committed and the cases in which there was an application for trial de novo, respectively. Such clerk or the judge shall verify such lists and statements by affidavit, and file the same forthwith with the clerk of the municipality, who shall lay the same before the governing body or the municipality at its first session thereafter. The official collecting fines shall, within the ten days aforesaid, pay to the municipal treasurer the full amount of all fines collected by him during the preceding month if not previously paid to the municipal treasurer. |
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Missouri | Mo. Rev. Stat. § 479.080 | Fines and costs, where paid, deposited—supreme court may provide for uniform procedure |
1. In the prosecution of violations of municipal ordinances before a municipal judge, all fines and costs shall be paid to and deposited not less frequently than monthly into the municipal treasury.
2. In the prosecution of violations of municipal ordinances before an associate circuit judge, all fines shall be paid to and deposited not less frequently than monthly into the municipal treasury and all court costs shall be accounted for and remitted to the state treasury in the same manner as provided by law for costs in misdemeanor cases. 3. . . . The official collecting fines shall, within the ten days aforesaid, pay to the municipal treasurer the full amount of all fines collected by him during the preceding month if not previously paid to the municipal treasurer. |
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