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Even if you do not have money to pay the surcharge, the judge must still order it. But the judge can give you a long time (many years) to pay it. Or the judge can immediately find you in default for not paying the surcharge and give you a 1-day jail sentence. But you don’t have to go to jail because the judge can also find that you already served the jail time. | Even if you do not have money to pay the surcharge, the judge must still order it. But the judge can give you a long time (many years) to pay it. Or the judge can immediately find you in default for not paying the surcharge and give you a 1-day jail sentence. But you don’t have to go to jail because the judge can also find that you already served the jail time. | ||
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