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IN HB1066
Bill
Status
1/9/2012
Primary Sponsor
Bruce Borders
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AI Summary
HB 1066 Summary
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Cities, towns, and counties may establish ordinance violation courts to hear code and ordinance violations occurring within their jurisdictions through adoption of a resolution.
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The only fee an ordinance violation court may collect is an ordinance violation fee not to exceed $100, which must be deposited in the unit's general fund.
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A judge appointed by the executive body and confirmed by the legislative body serves a one-year term and may be removed only for cause by majority vote of the legislative body.
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Defendants may demand a trial by jury within 10 days of service by filing an affidavit, or may deposit $70 to transfer the case to the plenary docket in circuit or superior court.
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Appeals from ordinance violation court judgments must be taken to circuit or superior court within 30 days and tried de novo, with the appellant paying all filing costs.
Legislative Description
Ordinance violation courts.
Last Action
First reading: referred to Committee on Courts and Criminal Code
1/9/2012