Is the state consolidate fee collected on all class C misdemeanor violations?

The state consolidate fee is not collected on all class C misdemeanor violations, making the correct answer that it is not collected. This is primarily because the collection of such fees typically depends on the specific circumstances surrounding each case, as well as local regulations and policies. Class C misdemeanors can vary widely, and not all offenses or particular scenarios warrant the assessment of a consolidate fee.

For example, certain minor offenses might not incur any additional fees if they are resolved through alternative means, such as dismissals or pleas that do not result in penalties. Additionally, there may be situations where local jurisdictions decide not to impose this fee for specific types of misdemeanors or depending on the defendant's background. Therefore, the nature of the offense and the administrative policies in place guide whether the fee is imposed, leading to the conclusion that it is not universally collected across all class C misdemeanors.