IL HB3215

Amends the Clerks of Courts Act to modify criminal and quasi-criminal court cost assessment procedures, specifying costs are due from defendants upon judgment of guilty or grant of supervision for each offense rather than per conviction.

Changes language in court automation fee and document storage fee provisions to clarify that fees apply upon each finding of guilty or disposition of court supervision for felony, traffic, misdemeanor, municipal ordinance, or conservation offenses.

Adds clarifying language stating that amendments regarding criminal costs and automation fees are declarative of existing law, establishing that current practices were already legally authorized.

Applies the modified fee structure to counties with automated record-keeping systems and document storage systems that have been authorized by county boards.