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Ind. Allen Cnty. Crim. Local Rule LR02-TR00-50
Schedule of Fees for Circuit Court Problem-Solving Courts
The Allen Circuit Court, having determined that assessment of fees for services provided
by the Court’s problem-solving courts for clients enrolled in these programs is
appropriate; the Court now adopts a SCHEDULE OF FEES pursuant to the authority
granted by statute in I.C. 33-23-16- 20, I.C. 33-23-16-23, and I.C. 33-23-16-24.
The Problem-Solving Court or the Clerk of the Court shall collect fees under this section.
The fees must be transferred within thirty (30) days after the fees are collected, for deposit
by the auditor or fiscal officer in the designated Allen County User Fee Fund under I.C. 33-
37-8.
Schedule of Program Fees
1. An Allen Circuit Court problem-solving court may require eligible individuals to pay:
a. A problem-solving court administration fee of not more than one hundred dollars
($100) per admission to a problem-solving court for initial problem-solving court
services regardless of the length of participation in the problem-solving court.
b. A problem-solving court services monthly fee and collect the fee in an amount
not to exceed fifty dollars ($50) beginning with the second month of
participation and for each month thereafter for the duration of participation in
the problem-solving court.
Adopted effective September 28, 2020
Provenance
- Source
- www.in.gov
- Retrieved
- 2026-10-02
- Edition
- supplied-in-28-02-allen-local-rules-2016-02-01
- Content hash
584a9c980c542cb2285161434f1ec068963034f486ec986dc4cff301aafc688d
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