Any municipality, county, public instrumentality, or other governmental entity may pledge all or any portion of its fines, penalties, bonds against fines, court costs, filing fees, other court fees, and other sums payable by judicial order, statute, ordinance, or otherwise imposed by law and collected by the entity towards the repayment of any debt issued by a jail board or any public facilities board operating, owning, or administering a jail facility. Acts 2003, No. 1772, § 4. Any municipality, county, public instrumentality, or other governmental entity may pledge all or any portion of its fines, penalties, bonds against fines, court costs, filing fees, other court fees, and other sums payable by judicial order, statute, ordinance, or otherwise imposed by law and collected by the entity towards the repayment of any debt issued by a jail board or any public facilities board operating, owning, or administering a jail facility. Acts 2003, No. 1772, § 4. Any municipality, county, public instrumentality, or other governmental entity may pledge all or any portion of its fines, penalties, bonds against fines, court costs, filing fees, other court fees, and other sums payable by judicial order, statute, ordinance, or otherwise imposed by law and collected by the entity towards the repayment of any debt issued by a jail board or any public facilities board operating, owning, or administering a jail facility. Acts 2003, No. 1772, § 4. Any municipality, county, public instrumentality, or other governmental entity may pledge all or any portion of its fines, penalties, bonds against fines, court costs, filing fees, other court fees, and other sums payable by judicial order, statute, ordinance, or otherwise imposed by law and collected by the entity towards the repayment of any debt issued by a jail board or any public facilities board operating, owning, or administering a jail facility. Acts 2003, No. 1772, § 4.
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