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If a defendant is unable to pay their fine or court costs by the court date, can an extension be granted?

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If a defendant is unable to pay their fine or court costs by the court date, can an extension be granted?

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No. Failure to pay prior to the court date or to appear before the judge on your court date will result in a default judgment and/or the issuance of a warrant. In the case of a default judgment being issued, you may be required to pay even more in state and local penalties.

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