Effective July 1, 2021, courts will no longer have authority to collect the following fees:
• Government Code:
§ 27712 (public defense fee)
§ 27753 (cost of counsel)
§ 29550(c) (criminal justice administration fee)
§ 29550(f) (administrative screening fee and citation processing fee)
§ 29550.1 (criminal justice administration fee)
§ 29550.2 (county booking fee)
§ 29550.3 (city booking fee)
• Penal Code:
§ 987.4 (minor public defense fee)
§ 987.5 (public defense registration fee)
§ 987.8 (public defense fee)
§ 1203 (interstate compact supervision)
§ 1203.016(g) (adult home detention administrative fee)
§ 1203.018(j) (electronic monitoring administrative fee)
§ 1203.1b (probation department investigation/progress report fee)
§ 1203.1e (parole supervision fee)
§ 1208.2(b) (program administrative fee)
§ 1210.15 (continuous electronic monitoring fee)
§ 3010.8 (parole continuous electronic monitoring fee)
§ 4024.2(e) (work furlough administrative fee)
§ 6266 (work furlough program fee)
The legislation also adds Government Code section 6111. This statute, effective July 1, 2021, provides that the unpaid balance of any court-imposed costs (pursuant to section 27712, section 29550(c) or (f), and sections 29550.1, 29550.2, and 29550.3) is unenforceable and uncollectible. Further, the court must vacate any portion of a judgment that imposes those costs.
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