CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Get caught going 50 in a 35 mph zone? Get busted for disorderly conduct, or driving with an expired license? How much will the offense cost you?
It depends on the town -- and the municipal court.
Check out this database of the total cost of all three offenses, with the fine, court costs and special use fees. And check out the rest of our series, At Any (Court) Cost.
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Speeding in Northeast Ohio could cost you $100 in one spot and $200 on the other side of the street, a cleveland.com analysis found. Ultimately, what you pay in the region's mishmosh of mayor's courts and municipal courts boils down to one thing: Where did you get stopped?
Note: the database and map has been updated to include Brooklyn Mayor's Court.