Criminal Practice – Court Costs – Criminal ‘Case’ – Multiple Charges – Joinder

Even if multiple charges against a defendant are maintained in separate court files, if the charges are tried together, the defendant is only required to pay the court costs of a single “case,” even if he is convicted of more than one of the charges We vacate the imposition of costs in one of the two ...

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Criminal Practice – Court Costs – Criminal ‘Case’ – Multiple Charges – Joinder

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