Sentences with phrase «court fees pay»

The rest of the court fees pay for facilities, telecommunications and law enforcement officer retirement, insurance and training.

In part those funds come from the court fees paid by court users, and in part from the Exchequer, but the constraints upon those resources, from whatever source, have led to reductions in staff and a lack of judicial resources.

If the judge rules that you are guilty of the traffic offense, you will have to pay the North Carolina traffic fines associated with your ticket, on top of the court fees you paid.

Not exact matches

You'll have to pay fees if you hire an attorney and go to court or use a mediation process to avoid court.

Analysts at BofA Merrill Lynch said in a note Thursday that Aereo appears to be attempting to force the case back to the high court so it can find a way of paying some smaller fees for content.

The 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said its ruling stemmed from a 2008 decision in which it held that Cablevision Systems Corp. could offer a remote digital video recording service without paying additional licensing fees to broadcasters because each playback transmission was made to a single subscriber using a single unique copy produced by that subscriber.

The accusations, made in a filing late Tuesday in U.S. District Court for the Southern District of California, are counterclaims to a Qualcomm lawsuit filed in May seeking to force the contractors to pay Qualcomm license fees that Apple directed them to stop paying.

After another lawyer took Cai's case, the original law firm lost in court and was ordered instead to pay $ 27,000 in attorneys fees.

Zhao informed the journalist that «the Hong Kong High Court has already rejected it and have ordered Sequoia to pay for our legal fees.»

Update (Jan. 25): The Atlanta Journal - Constitution reports that the assault charge against Creflo Dollar has been dismissed in return for the pastor completing a program that required him to «enroll an anger management program, report to a probation officer and pay $ 1,072 in court fees.»

Only I have known now and then one for getting a bastard that went to the bishop's court and paid their fees; and I heard of two or three in all the country in all my life that stood in a white sheet an hour in the church.42

Ten months later Cox sued the NFL for undisclosed damages for forcing him to play in a racially hostile environment; the sides eventually settled out of court, with the league paying Cox's legal fees.

«Once the European Court of Justice ruled that clubs no longer had to pay transfer fees after the expiration of a player's contract, all hell broke loose,» former Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson wrote in his book, Leading.

Now officials from both governing bodies have made some changes to the proposal, including forcing the Park District to show its projects won't burden neighbors and requiring the losing party to pay the winning side's legal fees if both end up in court.

In comparison, the Lincoln Park Tennis Club pays an annual rental fee of $ 40,000 for the use of park land for 10 clay courts, 4 of which are available for public use, the group said.

The fees, which were found to be constitutional by the Supreme Court in 1977, are paid by nonmembers to support public sector unions» collective bargaining work.

WASHINGTON — A majority of the Supreme Court appears poised to overrule a 1977 case allowing public sector union «agency fees» — a ruling that would end the fees, which are paid by non-members to support public sector unions» collective bargaining work.

He also ordered Jacobs to pay the residents» attorneys» fees, and court costs.

Fees, fines and surcharges paid by offenders following convictions in federal or state courts fund the compensation program and the agency's operations.

Senator Savino's bill S. 5152, which passed the Senate, would grant courts the power to make the assignee of an auto loan pay reasonable attorney's fees if a consumer sues the assignee and wins, over and above the limitation on assignee liability that currently exists in statute.

The court might let government employees completely opt out of paying union fees, even if the union works on their behalf in areas like contract negotiations.

COR sued Fort Schuyler Management in state supreme court in Onondaga County earlier this month, alleging that it had failed to pay rent on the ground lease and other associated rental fees related to taxes and operations since the Film Hub opened in 2015.

The MTA only took action after I was forced to sue under an Article 78 Proceeding to seek, reinstatement, back pay and attorney fees, whereupon the Transit Authority admitted in court that they were not aware of my falsifying any and all documents.

Including them in regulation means every new team of bloggers would need to stump up fees for watchdog membership or face having to pay for a court case even if they win.

The settlement will require the county to pay $ 550,000 in legal fees and give each of the 10 Village of Bloomingburg residents who were part of the federal suit $ 2,500 each — or $ 25,000 total, according to the settlement documents filed in federal court in White Plains.

Again, Hon Deputy Speaker and MP for Bekwai, It is true a Constitutional provision can be enforced in court and Occupy Ghana did that as you alluded to, and were given the information and let's not forget they paid GHC 1,000.00 for it, excluding legal fees - filling etc..

It also grants courts the power to make the assignee pay reasonable attorney's fees if a consumer sues and wins.

«The Ministry of Justice is consulting on proposals that would increase the number of disputed compensation cases heard by small claims courts — where claimants have to pay their own legal fees even if they win.

An impending Supreme Court decision could weaken public unions by no longer requiring non-members to pay union dues or fees.

HARLEM — The lawyer representing embattled Comptroller John Liu's former campaign treasurer Jenny Hou begged for donations to help pay her legal fees Monday night, hours before she was set to appear in court on a slew of campaign finance charges.

Additionally, private bail bond operators may file bonds with the court late, leading to unnecessary delays in a defendant's release, even after a contract has been signed and all the required fees have been paid and collateral has been posted.

Senator Krueger says there are legitimate reasons to use political donors» money to pay legal fees, for instance, if an opponent is challenging your nominating petitions in court.

Probationers pay administrative fees and court - ordered surcharges that are deposited into the bank account and distributed to victims.

Despite being thrown behind bars in May, the disgraced former state senator from Brooklyn has only paid a $ 300 processing fee and $ 25 toward the fine, according to newly filed court documents.

The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that unions must give nonmembers an immediate chance to object to unexpected fee increases or special assessments that all workers are required to pay in closed - shop situations.

Justice Jude Okeke of FCT High Court, Maitama, on Tuesday ordered the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), to pay N180 million to Mr Samuel Okutepa (SAN) being his professional fee.

The Howard League campaigned against the criminal courts charge, which required defendants who were convicted of a crime to pay fees ranging from # 150 to # 1,200 towards the cost of their case.

In other evidence Boyland was shown asking for money in exchange for political favors, including a request for $ 250,000 to pay for his legal fees resulting from the first court case in which he was found not guilty.

On Monday, Kaloyeros filed court documents asking a judge to compel Fort Schuyler and Fuller Road to pay his legal expenses and fees connected to the state and federal charges, as well as his ongoing effort to retain his SUNY Poly faculty position.

«Defendants repeatedly assessed a $ 100 fee on... Farina, even when the underlying toll was relatively small and even when he paid the underlying charge for the toll,» reads the suit, which was filed in Manhattan federal court Friday.

But his case was dismissed without the debts being cleared because he failed to pay a filing fee, according to court records.

Nassau has until Feb. 7 to comply with a court order requiring the county to pay $ 36 million in damages, as well as legal fees and interest, to John Restivo and Dennis Halstead, seen on Dec. 29, 2005.

Five providers that didn't pay the expensive licensing fees were sued by BPP in 2000 and took the matter to court.

I believe they have appointed staff members who send messages pretended to be interested in you and once you pay the membership fee, now the ball is in their court and you are nothing more than a poor looser.

GRUENDERSZENE - Sep 28 - Lovoo's executives (Alexander Friede, and brothers Benjamin und Björn Bak) were ordered by Dresden court to pay 1.2 M Eur fine for creating ~ 500 fake female profiles on their dating app to lure male users into paying membership fees.

In Harris v. Quinn, the Court addressed the power of public - sector unions to force home - health - care workers in Illinois who refused to join a union to pay agency fees.

The National Education Association expects to lose about 20,000 dues - paying members next year, and the union could lose even more revenue in the future if the Supreme Court strikes down its ability to collect agency fees from teachers who choose not to join the union.

WASHINGTON — Teachers» unions L violate non-members rights to free dom of speech and association when they use the fees that non-members are compelled to pay for activities unrelated to local collective barL gaining, a lawyer for six Michigan college instructors told the U.S. Su preme Court last week.

Before Justice Scalia passed away in February of 2016, the Supreme Court was set to strike down «agency fees,» which allow public sector unions to force non-members to pay for the collective bargaining efforts of the union.

The Supreme Court announced Thursday that it will hear a case involving the agency fees that teachers and other public employees are required to pay to unions even if they choose not to join the unions.