Criminal Fines and Fees Terms Worksheet

The amount of fine imposed as punishment for a specific crime or as a condition of probation. The Court may allow jail time or community service in lieu of it.
An amount that is statutorily added to a fine at a rate of 20%.
An amount statutorily added to a fine that is calculated at a rate multiplied by every $10 fine or portion thereof.
Custody credits are converted to a dollar value of $_______ a day, unless a different about is indicated by the Judicial Officer.
A mandatory fine imposed on all misdemeanor and felony convictions that is distributed to a state fund that provides assistance to crime victims.
A fine that is imposed and suspended on all probationary cases and only becomes effective upon revocation of probation.
An assessment imposed as to each convicted criminal offense except for parking violations. Previously known as Court Security Fee.
A fee imposed as to each convicted criminal offense except for parking violations. (Misdemeanor and Felony-$30/count. Infraction-$35/count.)
Rate of conversion: 1 hour = minimum wage. 1 day = 8 hours.
Rate of conversion: 1 day = $125.00
After sentencing, this balance is refunded to the depositor within 24 hours or applied to fines and fees if authorized.
Amounts imposed by statute to fund a particular organization or program associated with the crime committed, or to reimburse the Court, attorneys, DMV, probation department, and/or jail.
If a defendant is in ______, penalty assessments may be waived pursuant to PC 1464(d).
The rate of penalty assessments is determined by the _________.
The first $20 of DUI base fine is allocated to ______ for DUI victims.
The first $50 of DUI base fine is allocated to ______ for the cost of performing analysis.