… fines and forfeitures revenue per capita in Figure 1 and fines … and limiting the use of coercive
collections procedures. These … Government Finance to illustrate the large amount of money …

… as the funds into which the collected monies are to be deposited. We argue that these laws
not only set out the specifics of the monetary … and delimits the collection of fines and fees for …

… clerks how frequently unpaid fines and fees were sent to private collection agencies. Online
… and policies vary not only across states, but within them as well, and monetary sentencing …

… fines and fees can also set in motion civil penalties including the revocation of drivers’ licenses,
wage or asset garnishment, and even civil … most contracts and funding depends on long …

… , enforcement (eg, fines), and collection and publication of … , monitoring, civil monetary
penalties, temporary management, … federal regulation of nursing services provides funding and a …

… the sentencing, monitoring and collection of monetary sanctions… erty penalties that can
increase and extend the punishment.… return to day fines, which calibrate monetary penalties to the …

… of fines and forfeitures revenue is the monetary penalty associated … data on general fund
revenue from fines and forfeitures from … We did not collect data on fine and forfeiture revenue for …

… that we see most frequently in our own society—fines … collection and use of fine revenue.
For all of these solutions, the aim is not to return money to taxpayers or to build a restitution fund…

… bulk of the fines collected were deposited into accounts that circuit clerks used to finance their
… ”) catalogued the mechanisms court clerks use to collect fines and fees. All clerks reported …

… fines and fees may cause stress and anxiety that ultimately lead to crime and re-arrest. Second,
unpaid fines and fees set in … of its extensive use of court fees intended to fund basic court …