A.R.S. 12-314, 12-321
Prohibition upon rule allowing tax, charge or allowance (12-314)
The superior court shall make no rule imposing a tax or charge upon a legal proceeding or make an allowance to any officer for services.
Appeals or original applications (12-321)
A. On appeal from the judgment or order of the superior court in a civil action, the appellant, at the time of filing the index of record on appeal, shall pay to the clerk of the supreme court a fee pursuant to section 12-119.01. Within ten days after filing such record the appellee shall pay to the clerk of the supreme court a fee pursuant to section 12-119.01, which shall be in full for all fees except those allowed by law.
B. An applicant for a writ of mandamus, certiorari, quo warranto or other writ within the original jurisdiction of the supreme court, except a writ of habeas corpus, shall pay the clerk a fee pursuant to section 12-119.01 at the time of filing the petition or application. Any party opposing the issuance of such writ shall pay the clerk a fee pursuant to section 12-119.01.
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A.R.S. 12-322
Notice of prepayment; effect of failure to pay
A. The clerk of the supreme court, upon receipt of the index of record on an appeal, shall notify the appellant or the appellant's attorney that the record has been received and will be filed upon payment of the fee provided in section 12-321. If the fee is not paid within ten days after receiving notice, the appeal shall be deemed abandoned and the record returned to the court from which it came, and the judgment may be enforced as if no appeal had been taken.
B. The clerk, in like manner, shall notify the appellee or the appellee's attorney of the time of filing the index of record, and unless the fee provided in section 12-321 is paid within ten days after the filing, the appellee shall not be entitled to be heard.
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A.R.S. 12-323
Certificate of admission to the practice of law; certified copies of papers; background investigation
A. The clerk of the supreme court shall receive the following fees:
1. For each certificate of admission to the practice of law, a fee pursuant to section 12-119.01.
2. For each certified copy of any record, any opinion of court or any paper or proceedings, for each folio, a fee pursuant to section 12-119.01.
B. The supreme court shall require each person who applies for certification or licensure to practice law to furnish a full set of fingerprints to enable a criminal background investigation to be conducted to determine the suitability of the applicant. The completed applicant fingerprint card shall be submitted with the fee prescribed in section 41-1750 to the department of public safety. The applicant shall bear the cost of obtaining the applicant's criminal history record information. The cost shall not exceed the actual cost of obtaining the applicant's criminal history record information. Applicant criminal history records checks shall be conducted pursuant to section 41-1750 and Public Law 92-544. The department of public safety is authorized to exchange the submitted applicant fingerprint card information with the federal bureau of investigation for a national criminal history records check.
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A.R.S. 12-331, 12-332
Taxable costs in supreme court (12-331)
Costs in the supreme court shall include:
1. The amount paid to the clerk of that court.
2. The amount paid to the clerk of the superior court for certified copies of the record and for transmitting it.
3. The cost of printing or typing the abstract of record and briefs.
4. The amount paid for the transcript of the notes of the reporter of the superior court.
5. Such other disbursements as may have been incurred pursuant to an order of the court or agreement of the parties.
Taxable costs and jury fee in superior court (12-332)
A. Costs in the superior court include:
1. Fees of officers and witnesses.
2. Cost of taking depositions.
3. Compensation of referees.
4. Cost of certified copies of papers or records.
5. Sums paid a surety company for executing any bond or other obligation therein, not exceeding, however, one per cent on the amount of the liability on the bond or other obligation during each year it was in force.
6. Other disbursements that are made or incurred pursuant to an order or agreement of the parties.
B. A jury fee shall also be included in the judgment and taxed as costs and shall be fixed by the court at the time the judgment is given. The jury fee shall include the cost of reimbursement for juror travel expenses. The jury fee shall be paid to the clerk of the court for transmittal to the county treasurer who shall dispose of it as other similar money is disposed of. An action to collect jury fees shall be commenced:
1. Only if the judgment fixing the jury fees is recorded in the office of the county recorder not later than thirty days after the judgment is rendered.
2. At any time after the date of the recording of the judgment fixing the jury fees and the judgment does not expire until it is paid in full.
C. The court may at any time for good cause shown relieve a person from payment of a jury fee if the court believes that such relief is proper.
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