expressed in a court order, such fee shall be in the amount of $50.00 for unlimited testing each six month sentence for those defendants assigned by the courts to Court Alternative Services or $10.00 per test for non-supervised court ordered referrals. 2. Unless the cost of supervision for a defendant placed on probation supervision with Court Alternative Services is expressed in a court order, it shall be at a rate of $50.00 per month in county court for Probation, Diversion, Community Supervision, Alternative Community Service, and Drug Court. Unless the cost of supervision for a probationer or community control is expressed in a court order, it shall be at a rate of $50.00 per month in circuit court.

$100.00 in felony cases, including original actions and violations of probation or community control. A claim for costs higher than $50.00 in misdemeanor cases and $100.00 in felony cases must be submitted by motion and scheduled for hearing before the assigned judge prior to imposition of a sentence or within 60 days after the date a sentence is imposed, if jurisdiction is specifically reserved for that purpose in the judgment and sentence. The motion shall set forth facts justifying the imposition of additional costs with particularity.2. Payment of these costs shall be made a condition of probation or community control in each case in which a defendant is placed on probation or community control. Payment of these costs shall be by a payment schedule established by the probation or community control officer. Full payment of the costs shall be made within five years or within the term of probation or community control, whichever is less. 3. Payment of these costs shall be made within five years of the defendant’s release from custody if a term of imprisonment is imposed without probation or community control. 4. Payment of these costs shall be within 90 days if imprisonment, probation, or community control is not ordered as a sanction unless the sentencing judge alters the time.

the amount of $50.00 in misdemeanor cases and $100.00 in felony cases, including original actions and violations of probation or community control. A claim for costs higher than $50.00 in misdemeanor cases and $100.00 in felony cases must be submitted by motion and scheduled for hearing before the assigned judge prior to imposition of a sentence or within 60 days after the date a sentence is imposed, if jurisdiction is specifically reserved for that purpose in the judgment and sentence. The motion shall set forth facts justifying the imposition of additional costs with particularity.2. The Clerk of Court shall, at the time of the appointment of the Public Defender, include in the court minutes and orders that the defendant shall pay to the Clerk of Court within 7 days the $50 Public Defender Application Fee for each application for court-appointed counsel filed. This shall not apply to the appointment of the Public Defender in juvenile delinquency cases. 3. The Clerk of Court at sentencing shall notify the sentencing court if the defendant has not paid the $50 Public Defender Application Fee and the court shall either assess the application fee as part of the sentence or as a condition of probation, of suspension of sentence, or of the withholding the imposition of sentence; or pursuant to s. 938.29, order the defendant pay the application fee in full or in installments, at the time or times specified.

costs of supervision in the amount of $50.00 per month, unless otherwise ordered by the sentencing court. All felony offenders shall also pay a $2.00 per month surcharge pursuant to Fla. Stat. section 948.09(1)(2)2. (2003).

the case of Lee County, a flat fee of $150.00, or in the case of Collier County, a flat fee of $225.00 for each three month period, up to a maximum of $375.00, or, in the case of Charlotte County, a flat fee of $180.00. Upon receipt of payment, the Clerk of Court shall deposit said payments, less an appropriate administrative fee, with the Board of County Commissioners in the county in which it was collected.

Courts in and for Lee County may collect a supervision fee in the amount of fifty dollars ($50.00) per month.2. For criminal defendants placed on misdemeanor probation within Collier County and where supervision is conducted by probation officers employed through the Administrative Office of the Courts, the Clerk of Courts in and for Collier County may collect a supervision fee in the amount of seventy-five dollars ($75.00) per month. 3. For criminal defendants placed on misdemeanor probation within Charlotte County and where supervision is conducted by probation officers employed through the Administrative Office of the Courts, the Clerk of Courts in and for Charlotte County may collect a supervision fee in the amount of fifty dollars ($50.00) per month. 4. For criminal defendants placed on misdemeanor probation within Hendry County and where supervision is conducted by probation officers employed through the Administrative Office of the Courts, the Clerk of Courts in and for Hendry County may collect a supervision fee in the amount of fifty dollars ($50.00) per month. 5. For criminal defendants placed on misdemeanor home or electronic monitoring, the Clerk of Courts of each respective county within the Twentieth Judicial Circuit, or the applicable vendor, may collect additionally daily fees in amounts to be established by each respective county's probation department, or as decided by the sentencing court. To the extent that these fees are established by a county's probation department, information as to the amount of these fees shall be available at the primary office of the respective county's probation department. 6. Upon receipt of payment of the fees set forth herein for supervision conducted by probation officers employed through the Administrative Office of the Courts, each Clerk of Courts shall remit said fees, less any administrative fee agreed to by the Chief Judge and Clerk of Courts, to each respective Board of County Commissioners on a monthly basis.

in Rule 8.5, and the defendant fails to appear, he/she may be incarcerated to satisfy the fine and/or costs. In addition, if the defendant fails to pay fine and/or costs in accordance with the court's order, and the court determines the failure to pay was willful in accordance with Rules 8.1, 8.2, 8.3 and 8.4, the defendant may be incarcerated to satisfy the fine and/or costs.