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Yes, in most cases the jail time you serve for fines is in lieu of payment. HOWEVER - this does not apply in the case of court ordered judgments.
#2 answ: It depends on what your final judgment was. Most of the time, the judge, or sometimes the local laws, determine the amount of money that you will paid toward your fines for everyday you spend in jail (as mentioned above). You may also have additional fines, such as court expenses that are not applied to time served and you will be responsible for those after being released.
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∙ 15y agoYes, depending upon the offense(s) it is technically possible. It is not an offer you can make to the DMV or the issuing agency, you would have to make it to the judge who sentences you.
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∙ 10y agoIn sacramento can i do jail time to pay off old tickets?
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