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HB1256I-CRIMINAL CASE SURCHARGE
Summary of the Introduced Bill

HB 1256 -- Surcharge Assessment in Criminal Cases

Sponsor:  Diehl

Currently, a $4 surcharge is assessed in all criminal cases
including any violation of a county ordinance and any criminal or
traffic law including infractions for deposit into the Missouri
Prosecuting Attorneys and Circuit Attorneys' Retirement System
Fund except under certain circumstances.  This bill removes the
provision which specifies that no surcharge will be assessed
against a person who has pled guilty and paid his or her fine
through the central violations bureau and requires this
individual to pay the $4 surcharge.

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