Okla. Stat. tit. 19, § 19-514.5v1
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Collection of administrative costs
Official statutory text
A. Misdemeanor or failure-to-pay warrants referred to the
third-party contractor pursuant to Section 514.4 of this title shall
include the addition of an administrative cost of thirty percent
(30%) of the outstanding misdemeanor or failure-to-pay warrant,
scheduled fine or sum due, and all associated fees, costs and
statutory penalty assessments. This administrative cost shall not
be waived or reduced except by order of the court.
B. The administrative cost reflected in subsection A of this
section, when collected, shall be distributed to the third-party
contractor, a portion of which may be used to compensate the
association administrating the contract.
C. The monies collected and disbursed shall be audited at least
once a year by a firm approved by the State Auditor and Inspector.
third-party contractor pursuant to Section 514.4 of this title shall
include the addition of an administrative cost of thirty percent
(30%) of the outstanding misdemeanor or failure-to-pay warrant,
scheduled fine or sum due, and all associated fees, costs and
statutory penalty assessments. This administrative cost shall not
be waived or reduced except by order of the court.
B. The administrative cost reflected in subsection A of this
section, when collected, shall be distributed to the third-party
contractor, a portion of which may be used to compensate the
association administrating the contract.
C. The monies collected and disbursed shall be audited at least
once a year by a firm approved by the State Auditor and Inspector.
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