Which statement about remittance of arrest fees by the city to the State is true?

• A. The city must remit to the State for no arrests.
• B. The city must remit $1 of the arrest fee to the State for every arrest that a city officer makes.
• C. The city must remit $5 for every arrest.
• D. Remittance to the State depends on the officer's employment status.

Answer: (B)

The rule is a fixed per-arrest remittance to the State. For every arrest made by a city officer, the city must send one dollar to the State. This amount is tied to the act of arrest itself, not to the officer’s employment status, so it applies regardless of who makes the arrest. That’s why the statement about remitting one dollar for each arrest is the correct description. The other options don’t fit because they imply no remittance, a higher amount, or a dependence on the officer’s status.