Chapter 2.16
JAIL FACILITIES – SHERIFF’S OFFICE FEES
Sections:
2.16.050 Failure to pay fines – Credits for performance of labor.
2.16.010 (Decodified)*
* Editor’s Note: Former Section 2.16.010, “Expense for lodging persons in county corrections center,” was removed from the code at the request of the county. Resolution 96-1979 was formerly codified in this section.
2.16.020 (Decodified)*
* Editor’s Note: Former Section 2.16.020, “Medical expenses to be paid by political subdivisions,” was removed from the code at the request of the county. Resolution 57-1967 was formerly codified in this section.
2.16.030 (Decodified)*
* Editor’s Note: Former Section 2.16.030, “Jailer to decide if prisoner needs medical attention,” was removed from the code at the request of the county. Resolution 57-1967 was formerly codified in this section.
2.16.040 (Decodified)*
* Editor’s Note: Former Section 2.16.040, “Schedule of fees,” was removed from the code at the request of the county. Resolutions 45-1968 and 315-82 were formerly codified in this section.
2.16.050 Failure to pay fines – Credits for performance of labor.
Defendants who are committed to jail on failure to pay any fines and costs may receive the following credits for performing or not performing labor while in custody:
(1) Defendants Performing Labor. Defendants who perform labor while in custody shall have the amount of their fines and costs reduced by fifty dollars for every day they perform labor;
(2) Defendants Not Performing Labor. Defendants who do not perform labor while in custody shall have the amount of their fines and costs reduced by twenty-five dollars for every day they do not perform labor,
(3) No Credit for Restitution and Crime Victims Compensation Fund Obligations. Defendants with restitution or crime victims compensation fund obligations shall not have their obligations reduced by the credits specified in subsections (1) and (2) of this section except for those district court defendants whose crime victim compensation fund obligation is included in the fine.
(Ord. 145 (1992) § 1, 1992)