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Indiana | Rules Crim.Proc., Rule 2.3 | Transfer of cases |
(D) Fee for Transfer of Probation Supervision. An offender on probation who applies to have the probation supervision transferred to a court in another jurisdiction shall pay a transfer fee + See moreof seventy-five dollars ($75) to the receiving court. The receiving court may waive the transfer fee if it finds the offender is indigent.
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Iowa | Rule 2.26(1)(d)(2) | Judgment for fines |
Judgments for fines, in all criminal actions rendered, are liens upon the real estate of the defendant, and shall be entered upon the lien index in the same manner and + See morewith like effect as judgments in civil actions.
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New Mexico | N.M. R. Cr. P. Mag. Ct. 6-801 | Magistrate court - modification of fines and fees |
The magistrate court may modify but not increase a sentence or fine at any time during the maximum period for which incarceration could have been imposed. No sentence shall be + See moremodified without prior notification to all parties and a hearing thereon. No sentence shall be modified while the appeal is pending. Changing a sentence from incarceration to probation constitutes a permissible reduction of sentence under this rule. No judgment of conviction shall be changed. No fine paid shall be ordered returned.
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