§ 15-21-10 - Procedure for filing and payment of claims of officers of court where indictment found not true, defendant acquitted, or persons unable to pay - Georgia Statutes

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O.C.G.A. 15-21-10 (2010)
15-21-10. Procedure for filing and payment of claims of officers of court where indictment found not true, defendant acquitted, or persons unable to pay

In cases where a bill of indictment is preferred and not found true by the grand jury, where a defendant is acquitted by a jury, or where persons liable by law for the payment of costs are unable to pay the same, the officers severally entitled to such costs may present an account therefor to the judge of the court in which the prosecutions were pending, which, after being examined and allowed by him, he shall order to be paid in the manner prescribed by law. The account and order shall be entered on the minutes of the court.

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O.C.G.A. 15-21-10 (2010)
15-21-10. Procedure for filing and payment of claims of officers of court where indictment found not true, defendant acquitted, or persons unable to pay

In cases where a bill of indictment is preferred and not found true by the grand jury, where a defendant is acquitted by a jury, or where persons liable by law for the payment of costs are unable to pay the same, the officers severally entitled to such costs may present an account therefor to the judge of the court in which the prosecutions were pending, which, after being examined and allowed by him, he shall order to be paid in the manner prescribed by law. The account and order shall be entered on the minutes of the court.

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O.C.G.A. 15-21-10 (2010)
15-21-10. Procedure for filing and payment of claims of officers of court where indictment found not true, defendant acquitted, or persons unable to pay

In cases where a bill of indictment is preferred and not found true by the grand jury, where a defendant is acquitted by a jury, or where persons liable by law for the payment of costs are unable to pay the same, the officers severally entitled to such costs may present an account therefor to the judge of the court in which the prosecutions were pending, which, after being examined and allowed by him, he shall order to be paid in the manner prescribed by law. The account and order shall be entered on the minutes of the court.