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Appendix A: Court Costs
Juvenile Division
Cost type Specific cost Amount of cost Recipient of
money
Regular
costs
Same costs and fees as are allowed the clerk of the
court of common pleas for similar services (R.C.
2151.54)
See “Courts of
Common Pleas”
above
County treasury
Costs
dedicated to a
specific
purpose
Court
related
Computerization
(court)
In an adjudicatory hearing against a juvenile, the same
witness fees as are allowed in the court of common pleas
(R.C. 2151.28(J))
Fee for the cost of a juvenile’s house arrest with
electronic monitoring (R.C. 2152.19(A)(4))
Compensation to commissioners, appraisers, arbitrators,
and auctioneers (R.C. 2335.02 and 2335.021)
Interpreter fees in any criminal proceeding or prosecution
for the violation of an ordinance (R.C. 2335.09)
Publication of cases information in daily law journal (R.C.
2701.09)
Court reporter’s transcript in a petition for postconviction
relief, if ordered (R.C. 2953.21(C))
Filing fee for an application to seal a record of conviction
or bail forfeiture (R.C. 2953.32(C)(3))
Filing of civil or criminal actions, civil actions for a
judgment by confession, and appeals (R.C.
2151.541(A)(1) and 2153.081(A)(1))
$12 per day, $6
per half day, and
$0.10 per mile
mileage
Actual cost
As deemed
reasonable and
proper by the
court
$12 per day, $6
per half day, and
$0.10 per mile
mileage
Set by court
At cost
The witness
The person or
persons who
incurred the cost
The
commissioner,
appraiser,
arbitrator, or
auctioneer
The interpreter
The publisher of
the law journal
The court reporter
$15 $30 to the State
Treasury and $20
into the county
general revenue
fund, if the
conviction or
forfeiture was
pursuant to a
state statute, or
into the general
revenue fund of
the municipal
corporation, if it
was pursuant to a
municipal
ordinance
Set by court, not
to exceed $3
County treasury
for deposit into a
separate fund
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