True or False: If granted a DSC, a defendant must pay court costs.

When a defendant is granted a Deferred Sentencing Contract (DSC), it typically indicates that they are allowed to complete certain requirements before their case is finalized, which can include various stipulations. One common requirement associated with a DSC is the obligation to pay court costs. This is a standard practice in many jurisdictions, where the defendant is still held responsible for the costs associated with the court proceedings, even if they are given the opportunity to defer sentencing.

Thus, the correct understanding is that court costs are generally imposed in conjunction with a DSC, which makes the statement true. The conditions of a DSC do not negate a defendant's financial responsibilities as mandated by the court.