(A) Court costs. In addition to any fine that may be imposed by the judge, there shall be assessed as costs in all cases where the defendant pleads guilty, or is found guilty, the following:
(1) Clerk fee, $15;
(RSMo. § 488.012(6))
(2) Statewide court automation fee, $7;
(RSMo. § 488.027)
(3) Law Enforcement Training Fund, $2;
(RSMo. § 488.5336)
(4) Peace Officers Standards and Training Fund, $1; and
(RSMo. § 488.5335)
(5) Crime Victim’s Compensation Fund.
(RSMo. § 488.5339)
(B) Trial de novo application. A trial de novo application shall be $30.
(RSMo. § 488.020)
(C) Additional costs in specific cases.
(1) Costs for issuance of a warrant; commitment, summons, subpoena, continuance, or other process or proceeding as provided before the Associate Circuit Judge in criminal cases in the 18th Judicial Circuit;
(2) Apprehension and confinement costs shall be the actual costs assessed against the city by the County Sheriff;
(3) The actual expense incurred in any other confinement facility; and/or
(4) Mileage in the same amount as authorized for the sheriff for each mile or fraction thereof an officer must travel (round-trip) in order to serve any warrant, commitment, or order of the court.
(a) For violations of city ordinances involving alcohol or drug-related traffic offenses, the court may, in addition to the imposition of any penalties provided by law, order the convicted person to reimburse the city or sheriff’s department which made the arrest for the costs associated with such arrest as provided in RSMo. § 488.5334. Such costs shall include the reasonable cost of making the arrest, including the cost of any chemical test made under RSMo. Chapter 577, to determine the alcohol or drug content of the person’s blood, and the costs of processing, charging, booking, and holding such person in custody.
(b) The city or sheriff may establish a schedule of such costs; however, the court may order the costs reduced if it determines that the costs are excessive.
(D) Court costs assessment. The costs of any action may be assessed against the prosecuting witness and a judgment entered against the witness ordering the witness to pay the same and that the witness be committed until the costs are paid in any case where the Municipal Judge finds that the prosecution commenced vexatiously or without probable cause or, in such case when the prosecuting witness fails to appear without good cause, or upon appearing, refuses to testify on other constitutional grounds.