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Lawful Collection of Legal Financial Obligations: A Bench Card for Judges
Courts may not incarcerate a defendant/respondent, or revoke probation, for nonpayment of a court-ordered legal financial obligation unless the court holds a hearing and makes one of the following findings: 1. The failure to pay was not due to an inability to pay but was willful or due to failure to
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