The Consolidated Fee is collected on all Class C misdemeanor convictions.

• A. True
• B. False — it is collected on all fine-only offenses other than parking and pedestrian
• C. False — it is collected on parking offenses only
• D. False — it is never collected

Answer: (B)

The key idea is understanding when the Consolidated Fee applies as a court cost. This fee is added to fines for most fine‑only offenses, but there are specific exceptions. In particular, parking offenses and pedestrian offenses are excluded from the Consolidated Fee. That means it isn’t collected on every Class C misdemeanor conviction—only on those that are fine‑only offenses other than parking or pedestrian.

So the statement is not universally true because some Class C misdemeanor convictions—namely parking and pedestrian offenses—do not include the Consolidated Fee. The correct description is that the fee is collected on all fine‑only offenses other than parking and pedestrian. If a case is not a parking or pedestrian offense, the Consolidated Fee would be collected; if it is one of those two categories, it would not.