Tennessee HB2023 amends the victims assistance assessment collection process in criminal cases.
Tennessee HB2023 modifies the victims assistance assessment collection in criminal cases. It mandates that court clerks collect a $125 assessment from individuals who plead guilty, are found guilty, enter a nolo contendere plea, or are convicted of certain offenses. The first $15 of this assessment goes to the court for processing, while the remaining $110 is sent to the county for the victims assistance program. This change applies to all courts with criminal jurisdiction in Tennessee.
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