Section 9-12-5 Proceedings as to Violations of Chapter - Hearing; Imposition of Fine and Condemnation and Sale of Boat, Etc., Upon Conviction; Discharge of Accused and Release of Boat, Etc.
If the offense is proven at the hearing, the district court judge must fine the offenders; if the fine is unpaid, the judge must jail them, condemn and sell the boat or craft, and charge the proceeding costs to the accused. If the accusation is not proven, the judge must discharge the accused and release the seized pro
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If the offense is proven at the hearing, the district court judge must fine the offenders; if the fine is unpaid, the judge must jail them, condemn and sell the boat or craft, and charge the proceeding costs to the accused. If the accusation is not proven, the judge must discharge the accused and release the seized property.
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