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50-State Criminal Justice Debt Reform Builder Bringing transparency to areas of significant legal complexity.
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Mississippi | Miss. Code Ann. § 97-19-81 | restitution |
the lender shall be authorized to add the actual amount of such fee or service charge up to a maximum amount of Fifteen Dollars ($ 15.00) to the principal of + See morethe unpaid balance of the loan or extension of credit.
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Private actors | N/A | Misdemeanor |
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Mississippi | Miss. Code Ann. § 97-35-47 | reimbursement |
In addition to any fine and imprisonment, and upon proper showing made to the court, the defendant shall be ordered to pay as restitution to the law enforcement agency reimbursement + See morefor any reasonable costs directly related to the investigation of the falsely reported crime and the prosecution of any person convicted under this section
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Law enforcement | N/A | Misdemeanor |
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Mississippi | Miss. Code Ann. § 97-41-16 (3)(b)(i)(1) | 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 morelaw enforcement agency
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Law enforcement | N/A | Misdemeanor |
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Mississippi | Miss. Code Ann. § 63-9-31 (1) | Wireless Radio Communications Program |
The proceeds from the surcharge on citations issued by county and municipal law enforcement officers or the Pearl River Valley Water Supply District Patrol may be used by a county + See moreor municipality only to fund that county's or municipality's or the Pearl River Valley Water Supply District Patrol's participation in the wireless radio communications program by funding public safety wireless communications systems and related computer and communications equipment.
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Law enforcement | N/A | Misdemeanor |
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Mississippi | Miss. Code Ann. § 63-9-31 (2) | MHSP and Wireless Radio Communications Program |
Deposits into the special fund resulting from citations issued by the Mississippi Highway Safety Patrol shall be utilized as follows: Fifty percent (50%) of the deposits into the special fund + See moreshall be used to automate the citations issued by Mississippi Highway Safety Patrol officers (including the transmittal of citations to the justice court, retrieval of the disposition from the justice court, and updating the driver's records) and fifty percent (50%) of the deposits into the special fund shall be used for the purpose of funding wireless communications and related computer equipment and computer software, subject to the approval of the Mississippi Department of Information Technology Services.
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Law enforcement | N/A | Misdemeanor |
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Mississippi | Miss. Code Ann. § 63-9-33 | Muncipal police department |
The proceeds from the surcharge shall be dedicated to the use of the municipal police department and used solely to offset the cost of implementation of certain computerized crime prevention + See moremeasures and the equipment necessary therefor.
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Law enforcement | N/A | Misdemeanor |
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Mississippi | Miss. Code Ann. § 69-10-5 (2) | Mississippi Rice Promotion Fund | The proceeds of the assessment collected by the department shall be deposited with the State Treasurer in a special fund, the "Mississippi Rice Promotion Fund," | Private actors |
promptly remitted to a foundation under such terms and conditions as the Rice Promotion Board deems necessary to ensure that such assessments are used properly in carrying out the purposes + See moreof this chapter
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