BREAKOUT SESSION 3 Special Distribution Calculations 1.

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BREAKOUT SESSION 3 Special Distribution Calculations 1

Discussion Topics 1. Navigating the distribution spreadsheet (DEMO) 2. Special distribution calculations Special Base Fine – Reckless Driving, DUI, Proof of Insurance Base Enhancement – Health & Safety Regular Traffic School – Speeding city arrest Red Light Bail Forfeiture Distribution – Red Light city arrest Special Traffic School – Red Light, Railroad, Child Seat IAS Top-Down Distribution (DEMO) 2

Distribution Spreadsheets Used by IAS Audits Disclaimer: All spreadsheets have been updated to reflect what we believe are the statutes in effect as of TODAY. Thus, they are subject to change based on laws that are effective subsequent to today’s training. When using the spreadsheets, be sure the fines, penalties, and fees reflect the statutes in effect for the period being reviewed. 3

Review How to Navigate and Use the Internal Audit Services Audit Spreadsheet. 4

Speeding Bail Forfeiture Spreadsheet Case Example #1 County Arrest Even Base Fine Prior VC Violation WATCH OUT FOR: NOT correctly applying enhancement for priors and 2% state court automation 5

Information for Speeding Case Example #1 Case Information: Violation Date = 1/10/2013 Disposition Date = 2/10/2013 Arresting Agency = County Sherriff % Split between County and City (Refer to PC ) Violation = VC 22349(a) Over 65 MPH Violation Type = Infraction Disposition = Bail Forfeiture Prior VC Conviction = 1 UB&PS = $70 Base Fine 6

Information for Speeding Case Example #1 Local BOS Penalties: LCCF = $2 LCJF = $2 EMS = $1 DNA = $1 Auto Fingerprint = $1 Additional EMS = $2 Court Fees: DMV Administrative Fee = $10 Night Court Fee = $1 Court Distributions: Entered on spreadsheet from court CMS 7

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Special Spreadsheets 10 Special Base Fine Distribution Reckless Driving DUI Proof of Insurance Base Enhanced Distribution Health and Safety Regular Traffic School Distribution Speeding – City Arrest Red Light Bail Forfeiture Distribution Red Light – City Arrest Special Traffic School Distributions Red Light Traffic School Railroad Traffic School Child Seat Traffic School Top – Down Distribution Methods Speeding Bail Forfeiture

Special Base Fine Distribution Pertains to “specified portions of fines that are deposited for special purposes prior to distribution pursuant to PC ” Appendix C Refer to Table 2 of Appendix C 11

Special Base Fine Distribution Reckless Driving Spreadsheet The following shall be deposited prior to base fine distribution: Appendix C PC (a) – Alcohol Lab Costs ($50) PC – Alcohol Program Costs ($50) 12

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Special Base Fine Distribution DUI Spreadsheet DUI is similar to Reckless Driving, except DUI includes the following: Base Reduction: PC DUI Indemnity ($20) Additional DUI Penalties: PC – Alcohol Education (up to $50) PC (b) – DUI Lab Test (up to $50) 14

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Special Base Fine Distribution Proof of Insurance The following special deposits are made prior to distribution of the base fine: Appendix C PC (a) – County Special Acct ($17.50) PC (b) – State Transportation Fund ($3) PC (c) – State General Fund ($10) 16

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Base Fine Enhancements Amounts that increase the base fine and are subject to penalty and surcharge calculations: PC 1464 – State Penalty ($10 per 10) GC – Local Penalties ($7 per 10) GC – DNA Penalty ($1 per 10) GC – DNA Additional Penalty ($4 per 10) GC – State Court Construction Penalty ($5 per 10) PC – 20% State Surcharge 18

Base Fine Enhancement Health & Safety Spreadsheet The following fine increments (enhancements) are deposited prior to any transfer pursuant to HS (General Distribution of Uniform Controlled Substances) HS Criminal Lab Fee Appendix C Base fine enhancement of $50 for each violation of the HS code under subdivision (b). HS County Drug Program Fee Appendix C Base fine enhancement of up to $150 for each violation of the HS codes through except HS 11357(b). 19

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Regular Traffic School Distribution VC 42007: For a person ordered or permitted to attend traffic school, a fee is collected in an amount equal to the “total bail” set forth in the uniform countywide bail schedule or set forth in UB&PS. Appendix C, pg. 70 In short, this “total bail” becomes the TVS fee. Because it is a fee, 2% state court automation no longer applies. 21

Regular Traffic School Distribution (cont’d) In addition to the TVS Fee, the following must be imposed, collected and distributed to the State: VC – $49 Additional TVS Fee VC (c) - $3 DMV Admin Fee Pursuant to VC (c), Court may also assess an additional fee (up to actual costs) for costs incurred in monitoring traffic violator schools. Appendix C, pg

Regular Traffic School Distribution Process 1. First, part of the TVS fee on deposit with county, is distributed pursuant to VC 42007(b) and (c): VC (b)(1) - $1 for each fund established under GC and GC VC (b)(2) – GC EMS penalty portion ($2 per 10) of GC ($7 per 10) VC (b)(2) – Additional EMS penalty of GC ($2 per 10) VC (b)(3) – State Court Construction penalty of GC ($5 per 10) VC (c) – City portion of the base fine (net 2%), if city arrest 23

Regular Traffic School Distribution Process (cont’d) 2. Next, the following are distributed pursuant to their respective codes (not part of “total bail”): PC – 20% State Surcharge (exempts itself from VC “total bail”) PC – Court Operations Assessment GC – Criminal Conviction Assessment GC –$1 Night Court Fee, if applicable 24

Regular Traffic School Distribution Process (cont’d) 3. After the required distributions in steps 1 and 2, the remaining balance of the TVS Fee (TVS Fee Balance) remains on deposit in the County General Fund NOTE: For 50% Excess MOE reporting, only 77% of the TVS Fee Balance is reported. The $1 for GC and the $1 for GC is distributed from the 23% portion of the TVS Fee Balance, NOT the 77% portion. 25

Regular Traffic School Distribution Speeding Spreadsheet City Arrest WATCH OUT FOR: What are and are not part of the TVS Fee City base fine and how it impacts TVS Fee to the County if 2% not applied 26

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Regular Traffic School Distribution Process RECAP Remember: “Total fine” becomes a TVS Fee when disposed with traffic school (exceptions discussed later.) 1. Starting with the TVS Fee, perform required distributions under VC (b) & (c). 2. The remaining balance of the TVS Fee is distributed to the county general fund. 3. Distribute the 20% Surcharge and the “Hard” amounts (e.g. Court Operations Assessment, etc) pursuant to their own statutes. 28

Red Light Bail Forfeiture Distribution PC : 30% of the base fine, PC 1464, GC 76000, and GC shall be allocated to the County or City general fund. Appendix C After 30% allocation, the remainder (70%) of the base fine, PC 1464, GC 76000, and GC penalties are distributed pursuant to their respective statutes. Appendix C 29

Red Light Distribution Bail Forfeiture Spreadsheet The Red Light (PC ) and Railroad (PC ) bail forfeiture distributions are similar, including the 30% allocation. Appendix C The only difference is the recipient of the 30% allocation. Therefore, the Red Light and Railroad distribution spreadsheets are similar, except for the recipients of the 30% allocation. 30

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Special Traffic School Distributions Some Vehicle Code violations eligible for traffic school do not follow the regular VC traffic school distributions previously discussed. Instead, specific traffic school distributions apply, or are exempted. For example: Red Light Traffic School – VC Railroad Traffic School – VC Child Seat Traffic School – VC 27360(e) 32

Special TS Distribution Red Light TS Spreadsheet Under VC (a)(1), 30% of the TVS Fee collected is allocated to the County or City general fund. Appendix C Reminder: TVS Fee = Total Bail (base + penalties) After the 30% allocation, the remainder of the TVS Fee is distributed pursuant to VC

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Special TS Distribution Railroad TS Spreadsheet Similar to Red Light Traffic School distribution, VC (a)(1), also allocates 30% of the TVS Fee to the County or City general fund. Appendix C Reminder: TVS Fee = Total Bail (base + penalties) HOWEVER, VC (a)(3), distributes the remainder after the 30% allocation pursuant to PC

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Special TS Distribution Child Seat TS Spreadsheet VC distribution includes “notwithstanding any other provisions of law” language, thus specifically exempting itself from other special distributions, including VC Appendix C 2% state court automation applies because fines and penalties are NOT converted to a fee (TVS Fee.) 37

Special TS Distribution Child Seat Spreadsheet (cont’d) Basically, the ONLY difference between a Child Seat bail forfeiture case and a Child Seat traffic school case is the assessment of traffic school- related fees, such as: VC – $49 Additional TVS Fee VC (c) - $3 DMV Admin Fee VC (c) – Actual costs incurred in monitoring traffic violator schools 38

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Top-Down Distribution This special distribution applies for judge-ordered total fines that do not follow the standard total bail in the UB&PS or the countywide penalty schedule. These total fines are typically less than the standard total bail. There is no stated or agreed-upon method for performing the Top-Down distribution, so the following are examples of two methods.. 40

Top-Down Distribution Speeding Spreadsheet ASSUMPTION: Standard total fine is $367 but the judge ordered a fine of $290 WATCH OUT FOR: What distribution components are and are not prorated. 41

Top-Down Distribution METHOD 1 Prorate “soft” distribution components ONLY 42

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Top-Down Distribution METHOD 2 Prorate ALL distribution components 44

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BREAKOUT SESSION 3 Recap Covered the Following: 1. Navigating the IAS distribution spreadsheet (DEMO) 2. Special distribution examples Special Base Fine – Reckless Driving, DUI, Proof of Insurance Base Enhancement – Health & Safety Regular Traffic School – Speeding city arrest Red Light Bail Forfeiture Distribution – Red Light city arrest Special Traffic School – Red Light, Railroad, Child Seat IAS Top-Down Distribution Examples (DEMO) 46

BREAKOUT SESSION 3 Special Distribution Calculations QUESTIONS? 47

End Of BREAKOUT SESSION 3 Special Distribution Calculations 48