When a peace officer with statewide authority arrests a person, the court is required to remit $10 of the warrant fee to the State upon conviction.

• A. The remittance to the State is $5.
• B. The remittance depends on the county.
• C. False.
• D. True.

Answer: (D)

The key idea is that there is a fixed remittance of the warrant fee to the State when conviction follows an arrest by a peace officer with statewide authority. The law requires the court to remit ten dollars to the State upon conviction. This amount is set by statute and is not determined by the county or by any other variable. So the statement is true because the remittance is a mandatory, fixed amount—ten dollars—paid to the State after conviction. The other options would misstate the amount, suggest county variation, or imply there is no remittance, which the statute does not permit.