SIXTH DISTRICT CLERK BAIL BOND WORKSHEET (Effective 7/1/07) MODIFIED 8/17/07

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1 SIXTH DISTRICT CLERK BAIL BOND WORKSHEET (Effective 7/1/07) MODIFIED 8/17/07 The following is a list of the misdemeanor and traffic misdemeanor bailbond schedule set by the Supreme Court and the Sixth Judicial district sorted by statute number. Fish and Game offenses are listed in category order beginning on page 4. The italicized area are those offenses which qualify for a written plea of guilty over-the-counter, according to Idaho Misdemeanor Criminal Rule 14(a) and Misdemeanor Criminal Rule 14(b). FOR YOUR INFORMATION, A PERSON CITED FOR STALKING, I.C ; DOMESTIC ASSAULT OR BATTERY, I.C ; VIOLATINC A DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PROTECTION ORDER, I.C ; AND VIOLATION OF A NO CONTACT ORDER, I.C , CANNOT BOND OUT OF JAIL UNTIL A BOND IS SET AT ARRAIGNMENTS. For all misdemeanors not appearing on the bailbond worksheet, bond is set at $ according to Sixth District Administrative Rule MISDEMEANORS : IDAHO CODE OFFENSE BONDS Resisting or obstructing an officer Domestic Assault or Battery No bond until court appearance Violate No Contact Order No bond until court appearance Injure by careless discharge firearms Littering from a vehicle Flooding the highway Public Nuisance (non-city code only) Disturb the peace Assemble to disturb the peace Stalking No bond until court appearance Driving without privileges DUI-First Offense DUI- Second offense 1, , C DUI-Enhanced Penalty 1, , Open container-transportation 2, Dispensing to a drunk Furnish alcohol to minor Liquor - Dispense to a Drunk Sale of liquor to underage, etc Liquor - maintain a nuisance Liquor - violate stamp/sanitary (4) Liquor - consume afterhours (5) Sale of liquor to underage Person underage loitering licensed premise (a) Refuse to produce I.D./liquor Sale by minor Procuring beer for minor

2 Failing to stop at port of entry or checking station while transporting livestock 1st animal in violations A Each additional animal in violations Maximum of Bringing in livestock without a health certificate Each animal in violations Each additional animal Maximum Drug paraphernalia Illegal possession fireworks Violations of protection order in domestic violence No bond until court appearance (1) Fail to Stop at Port of Entry Operate vehicle as emergency vehicle F to remove traffic sight obstruction Driving without owner s consent Injuring or destroying vehicle Tampering with vehicle Operate vehicle after unsafe veh. notice No driver s license Fail to carry driver's license (dismissed if shown) (1) Display mutilated/fictitious license (2) Lend/permit use of license by other (3) Display license of other as own (4) Fail to surrender license when revoked (5) Use of false/fictitious name in application (6) Permitting any unlawful use of license Operate vehicle without permit Single vehicle Combination of vehicles (1) Operate vehicle without title (2) Operate vehicle with cancelled title (8) violations of travel authorization , and 49- Exceed highway load limit and Violations of , , and with an overweight between 1 and 4000 lbs. Is an infraction - see Bailbond Schedule for lbs. Overweight costs Fail to obtain overweight/size permit (1) Overwidth violations (2) Overheight violations (3) Overlength violations Moving farm equip. after dark-no lights Register veh. without insurance certificate Failure of owner of vehicle to maintain liability insurance (second or subsequent offense within 5 year period) Failure to carry proof of liability insurance in vehicle (Second or subsequent offense within 5 year period) (1) Fail to remain at accident scene Fail to give information & aid accident Fail to notify owner unatt veh/accident Failure to notify owner adjacent prop/accid Failure to give immediate notice $1500 accident (1) Reckless driving (3) Inattentive driving Knowingly permit operation of motor vehicle contrary to law

3 Fleeing or attempting to elude officer Illegal cancellation or soliciting cancellation of citation Failure to obey traffic officer Drive across median Passing stopped school bus Racing on public highways Transport explosives with no notice/equipment Operating a vehicle without liability insurance (Second or subsequent offense within 5 year period) Forged insurance certificate Forged or altered insurance certificate Failure to carry proof of insurance (Second or subsequent offense within 5 year period (2) Unlawful use of dealers plates Abandoning vehicle on public or private property No endorsement for hazardous transport Special Fuel Permit Violations A Specific violations: Rule 18-Dangerous/hazardous mat 1 vio Rule 19-serious/hazardous material violations Rule 19-disqualified driver of commercial veh All other violations of Dept. Law Enforcement Rules RECREATION VEHICLE OFFENSES Grossly negligent operation watercraft Negligent operation of watercraft Interfering with other watercraft Operating watercraft in restricted area (3) Operating watercraft while suspended Operating watercraft while under influence Operate snowmobile or ATV under the influence FISH AND GAME OFFENSES: The amount of bail for any alleged fish or game offense shall be the sum of $109.00, except for certain specific violations shich shall have bail in the following amounts: BIG GAME OFFENSES Hunting big game without a valid license Idaho Resident (c)(2)(B) Transfer/Use of big game animal belonging to another person (c) Hunt big game animal without appropriate tag, permit Deer, bear, mountain lion, antelope 3

4 Moose, sheep, goat (d) Failure to validate or attach tag to big game animal: Deer, antelope, bear and mountain lion Non resident Goat, elk, sheep, moose and caribou and Possession of unlawfully taken big game (per animal) (e) and Deer, antelope, bear and mountain lion (a) , Trophy animals (when flagrant offenses applies) 2, Trophy animals (when flagrant offenses applies) 5, , Trophy animals (when flagrant offenses applies) 10, Possess or transport big game animal improperly tagged: Deer, antelope, balck bear and mountain lion Goat, elk, sheep, moose & caribou Hunt big game animals during closed season (per animal): Deer, antelope, black bear and mountain lion , , Kill big game animals during closed season (per animal) (e) Deer, antelope, black bear and mountain lion And (a) , Trophy animals (when flagrant offenses applies) 2, Trophy animals (when flagrant offenses applies) 5, , Trophy animals (when flagrant offenses applies) 10, and Exceed big game bag limit by one (1) animal (per animal) (a) Deer, antelope, bear and mountain lion , , 4

5 , (e) and (a) , (e) and (a) Exceed big game bag limit by two (2) or more animals - Flagrant offenses (per animal) 1, Trophy Animals Deer, antelope, bear, and mountain lion 2, , Take big game animal with modern firearm during archery/muzzle loader-only hunt Flagrant offenses (per animal(s) 1, Trophy Animals Deer, antelope 2, , Waste of big game animal (per animal) , (e) and (a) Waste of big game animal, flagrant offenses Trophy Animals Deer, antelope 2, , Waste of upland game animal Idaho Resident UPLAND & MIGRATORY GAME BIRD OFFENSES: Hunting game birds without a valid license and Possess unlawfully taken game birds (a) Turkey, whistling swan and trumpeter swan bird bird All other species bird Hunting game birds during closed season (b)1 and Hunt/take/possess migratory birds contrary to Federal regulations Eagles and swans bird Hawks, owls and falcons bird Geese and ducks bird Waste of game bird bird bird FISHING OFFENSES: Fishing without a valid license Salmon, steelhead and sturgeon & bulltrout All other species and Possess unlawfully taken fish Salmon, steelhead and bull trout fish fish 5

6 Sturgeon fish 1, fish All other species fish , and Exceed bag or possession limit for fish and waste of game fish (a) Salmon, steelhead and bull trout fish fish Sturgeon fish 1, fish All other species fish Fishing during closed season Salmon, steelhead, sturgeon and bull trout All other species (a) Allow or cause to pass into the waterway deleterious drugs, toxicants, chemicals, poisons, or electrical current to fish (c) Use of explosives, poisons, nets, traps, spears or seines to take fish MISCELLANEOUS FISH AND GAME OFFENSES (a)(3)(A) Willfully make false statement on application for the purpose of obtaining wrong class license, tag or permit (per illegal document) (c)(1) Purchase or possess wrong class license, tag or permit and (b) Unlawful purchase or sale of wildlife/parts (per animal) 1, (a) Deposit destructive substances into waters (b)(5) Hunting with artificial light (e)1 Take/kill big game animal with aid of and artificial light (per animal) (a) Flagrant offenses 1, Trophy animals Deer, antelope 2, , (d)(e) Hunt, fish or trap or purchase a license while such privileges are revoked. 1, Hunting in violations of no trespass signs OUTFITTER AND GUIDE OFFENSES: Outfitting without a license Guiding without a license (a)(8) Willfully operating as an outfitter in any area or for any activity for which he is not licensed (a)(9) Employment of an unlicensed guide by an outfitter 6

7 ` (a) Written Plea of Guilty. Subject to the limitations of subsection (b) of this rule, any person charged with a misdemeanor by a uniform citation or complaint may sign a written plea of guilty on the citation and pay the fine and court costs. The amount of the fine and court costs to be assessed for an offense under a written plea of guilty shall be the bail bond amount provided in Rule 13. Upon the entry of a written plea of guilty under this rule, the clerk shall enter a judgment of conviction and shall collect the payment of the fine and court costs or enter into a deferred payment agreement with the defendant as provided in Rule 8. If a defendant appears before a judge or magistrate, or if a judge or magistrate reviews the file of a defendant and finds that summary disposition under this rule is not appropriate, in either event the summary disposition under this Rule 14(a) shall not apply and the Court shall make disposition of the case. (b) Limitation on offenses for written plea of guilty. A written plea of guilty can be accepted under subsection (a) of this rule only if the required bail bond under Rule 13 does not exceed: (1) $ for a motor vehicle offense. (2) $4, for offenses under I.C. Sections , , , and ; $ for violations of I.C. Sections , and Rules under I.C. Section A and $ for the other offesnses listed under Rule 13(b)(3). (3) $ for any fish or game offense, except those where the citation indicates the offense requires suspension of a license or payment of a civil penalty. (4) $ for any other offense.

TOTAL DUE BY COURT DATE Accident, failure to report (72 hours) $ Attempting to elude

TOTAL DUE BY COURT DATE Accident, failure to report (72 hours) $177.00 Attempting to elude Backing, Improper $107.00 Brake lights, no/ Insufficient $107.00 Child Restraint/ 1st Offense $50.00 Child Restraint/