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IN HB1456
Bill
Status
Introduced
1/20/2011
Primary Sponsor
Timothy Neese
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AI Summary
- Establishes a mandatory $100 fee for individuals represented by a public defender at probation violation hearings if the court determines they have ability to pay part of representation costs
- Expands existing cost-of-representation provisions to include probation violations alongside felony and misdemeanor prosecutions
- Requires judicial officers to make an ability-to-pay determination before completing any probation violation hearing where a public defender is involved
- Directs all collected fees to be deposited into the county's supplemental public defender services fund
- Allows courts to review the ability-to-pay determination at any time during the proceedings; effective date July 1, 2011
Legislative Description
Public defender fees for probation violations.
Last Action
First reading: referred to Committee on Courts and Criminal Code
1/20/2011
Full Bill Text
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