Hendricks County Courts, Indiana Filing Fees and Waivers

CRITICAL

Applies to

Confirmatory test

Drug Court participants are responsible for the costs of any confirmatory tests.

Participants shall also be responsible for the costs of any confirmatory tests.

CRITICAL

Fee

8

Applies to

Urine drug screen

Drug Court participants are responsible for chemical testing fees and must pay $8 for each urine drug screen at the time of testing.

Participants admitted to Hendricks County Superior Court No. 4 Drug Court shall be responsible for all chemical testing fees. Participants shall be assessed eight dollars ($8.00) per urine drug screen at the time of testing.

CRITICAL

Fee

100

Applies to

Problem solving court administration fee

Drug Court participants must pay a $100 administration fee upon admission for initial services.

Participants admitted to the Hendricks County Superior Court No. 4 Drug Court shall be assessed a problem-solving court administration fee of one hundred dollars ($100.00) for initial problem-solving court services upon admission into the program.

CRITICAL

Fee

50

Applies to

Monthly user fee

Drug Court participants must pay a $50 monthly user fee beginning in their second month and continuing through participation.

Participants admitted to the Hendricks County Superior Court No. 4 Drug Court shall be assessed a monthly user fee of fifty dollars ($50.00) beginning with the second month of participation and for each month thereafter for the duration of their participation in the program.

CRITICAL

Applies to

Cash bond

The Clerk must retain an administrative fee from each cash bond in criminal cases, capped at the lesser of 10% of the deposit or $50.

B. The Hendricks County Clerk shall retain a portion of each cash bond posted in criminal cases as an administrative fee in all cases pending in the Hendricks County Courts. The administrative fee shall not exceed ten percent (10%) of the monetary value of the deposit or fifty dollars ($50.00), whichever is less.

CRITICAL

Fee

50

Applies to

Behavioral change class fee

A person required to attend a behavioral change class in a qualifying criminal or diversion case must pay $50, but the judge may waive the fee at any time.

In criminal cases where the offender is ordered to attend a behavioral change class or is required to attend a behavioral change class as part of a diversion program offered by the Hendricks County Prosecuting Attorney, the person shall be ordered to pay a behavioral change class fee of fifty dollars ($50). C. The behavioral change class fee may be waived by the Judge at any time.

CRITICAL

Fee

200

Applies to

Substance abuse fee

A person convicted in a qualifying criminal case must pay a $200 substance abuse fee, which may be waived if either stated treatment condition is met.

In any criminal case where substance is alleged to have been a contributing factor, the person convicted shall be ordered to pay a substance abuse fee of two hundred dollars ($200.00). C. The substance abuse fee may be waived if the person is actively involved in a substance abuse treatment program at the time of sentencing or successfully completed a substance abuse treatment program as a result of the charge for which the person is currently being sentenced.

WARNING

Fee

5.25

Applies to

County indigent transcript

A court reporter may charge no more than $5.25 per page to prepare a county indigent transcript.

The maximum per page fee a court reporter may charge for the preparation of a county indigent transcript shall be $5.25.

WARNING

Fee

1

Applies to

Expedited transcript

Court reporters may charge an additional fee of up to $1.00 per page for expedited transcripts.

Court reporters may charge up to an additional $1.00/page for expedited transcripts.

WARNING

Fee

1.2

Applies to

Diskette case supply

Court reporters may charge $1.20 per diskette case purchased with personal funds.

e. Diskette case $1.20/case

WARNING

Applies to

Court referred services

Drug Court participants may be charged for services resulting from Court referrals, with fees payable to the service provider.

Participants may be assessed a fee for services received as a result of referrals made by the Court, including mental health services, health services, and monitoring services. Fees for those services are payable to the entity providing the service.

WARNING

Fee

1

Applies to

Binder supply

Court reporters may charge $1.00 per binder purchased with personal funds.

b. Binders $1.00/binder

WARNING

Fee

0.4

Applies to

Computer disk supply

Court reporters may charge $0.40 per computer disk purchased with personal funds.

c. Computer disk $0.40/disk

WARNING

Fee

40

Applies to

Transcript

A minimum transcript fee of $40.00 may be charged for any transcript.

A minimum transcript fee of $40.00 may be charged for any transcript.

WARNING

Fee

0.7

Applies to

Diskette pocket supply

Court reporters may charge $0.70 per diskette pocket purchased with personal funds.

d. Diskette pocket $0.70/pocket

WARNING

Fee

5.25

Applies to

State indigent transcript

A court reporter may charge no more than $5.25 per page to prepare a state indigent transcript.

The maximum per page fee a court reporter may charge for the preparation of a state indigent transcript shall be $5.25.

WARNING

Fee

0.05

Applies to

Paper supply

Court reporters may charge $0.05 per sheet for paper purchased with personal funds.

a. Paper $0.05/sheet

WARNING

Fee

1

Applies to

Appellate transcript

Court reporters may charge an additional fee of up to $1.00 per page for transcripts prepared under the Indiana Rules of Appellate Procedure.

Court reporters may charge up to an additional $1.00/page for transcripts prepared in accordance with the Indiana Rules of Appellate Procedure.

WARNING

Fee

5.25

Applies to

Private transcript

A court reporter may charge no more than $5.25 per page to prepare a private transcript.

The maximum per page fee a court reporter may charge for the preparation of a private transcript shall be $5.25.

WARNING

Applies to

Transcript

Court reporters may charge their hourly compensation rate for labor spent binding transcripts and copying and binding exhibits.

Court reporters may charge an additional hourly labor charge for time spent binding the transcripts and copying the exhibits and binding the exhibits. This labor charge shall be equivalent to the court reporter’s hourly compensation rate.