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Addicted to Fines: Small towns in much of the country are dangerously dependent on punitive fines and fees

This GOVERNING report presents the findings of a nationwide analysis of several jurisdictions' fine and fee revenue rates and how much of this funding source supports general budgets.

Report of the New Jersey Supreme Court Working Group on the Municipal Courts

Between 2017 and 2018, the New Jersey Supreme Court Committee on Municipal Court Operations, Fines, and Fees conducted a review of New Jersey’s municipal court practices. This report provides an overview of historical reform efforts, modern judicial reform efforts, and makes 17 recommendations related to equal access, fairness, and judicial independence.

Conflicts of Interest

Addicted to Fines: Small towns in much of the country are dangerously dependent on punitive fines and fees

Report of the New Jersey Supreme Court Working Group on the Municipal Courts

Paid in Full: A Plan to End Money Injustice in New Orleans

It’s All About The Money: An Exploration of Probation Fees

UNDER PRESSURE: How fines and fees hurt people, undermine public safety, and drive Alabama’s racial wealth divide

Ten Guidelines on Court Fines and Fees

How Fines and Fees Criminalize Poverty: Explained

Predominantly black neighborhoods in D.C. bear the brunt of automated traffic enforcement

Abstention in the Time of Ferguson

Hate speed traps and tickets? These people are fighting back.