UTCR 4.110

(1) As used in this rule, “Reviewing Court” means an appellate court or a post-conviction relief court.

(2) A defendant may request reimbursement of costs, fines, fees, and restitution

imposed by the court as a result of conviction and paid by the defendant to the

court pursuant to a criminal judgment if:

(a) The criminal judgment has been reversed or vacated by a reviewing court;

and

(b) All opportunities to seek a criminal judgment through retrial on remand and

appeal are time barred or have been waived by the prosecutor.

(3) A defendant seeking reimbursement must file and serve on the prosecutor a

motion in the criminal case that states:

(a) Information showing that the criminal judgment has been reversed or vacated

by a reviewing court;

(b) The name of the reviewing court, the reviewing court case number, and the

date of the reviewing court decision;

(c) Information showing that all opportunities to seek a criminal judgment through

retrial on remand and appeal are time barred or have been waived by the

prosecutor; and

(d) The itemized amounts that the defendant has paid to the court in costs, fines,

fees, and restitution.

(4) This rule does not apply to fees imposed by the court on a defendant independent

of conviction or acquittal, including indigent defense application fees, contribution

fees, and attorney’s fees.