Payments in Addition to Contract Price Sample Clauses

Payments in Addition to Contract Price. ‌ PDSC shall pay for the following case expenses from funds available for the purpose: (a) Discovery Discovery expenses include material provided by DHS or a county juvenile department for representation in a juvenile case. For post-conviction relief cases, discovery includes the cost to obtain a copy of the defense, district attorney or court files pertaining to the underlying case; (b) Preauthorized Non-Routine Expenses Non-routine case expenses requested by Contractor and preauthorized by PDSC or other authority designated to approve non-routine expenses in compliance with the requirements of ORS 151.216 and ORS 135.055(3). Preauthorization of non-routine expenses shall be sought in compliance with the PDSC Public Defense Payment Policies and Procedures;
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Payments in Addition to Contract Price. ‌ PDSC shall pay for the following case expenses from funds available for the purpose: (a) (b) (c) Discovery Discovery expenses include material provided by DHS or a county juvenile department for representation in a juvenile case. For post-conviction relief cases, discovery includes the cost to obtain a copy of the defense, district attorney, or court files pertaining to the underlying case; Preauthorized Non-Routine Expenses Non-routine case expenses requested by Contractor and preauthorized by PDSC or other authority designated to approve non-routine expenses in compliance with the requirements of ORS 151.216 and ORS 135.055(3). Preauthorization of non-routine expenses shall be sought in compliance with the PDSC Public Defense Payment Policies and Procedures; Lay Witness Fees Lay witness fees and mileage incurred in bringing defense witnesses to court, but not including salary or expenses of law enforcement officers required to accompany incarcerated witnesses;
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Payments in Addition to Contract Price. PDSC shall pay for the following case expenses from funds available for the purpose: (a) Discovery Discovery expenses include material provided by DHS or a county juvenile department for representation in a juvenile case. For post-conviction relief cases, discovery includes the cost to obtain a copy of the defense, district attorney or court files pertaining to the underlying case; (b) Preauthorized Non-Routine Expenses Non-routine case expenses requested by Contractor and preauthorized by PDSC or other authority designated to approve non-routine expenses in compliance with the requirements of ORS 151.216 and ORS 135.055(3). Unless the services are performed by Contractor's staff or subcontractors, non-routine expenses include, but are not limited to: (i) medical and psychiatric evaluations; (ii) expert witness fees and expenses; (iii) interpreters who charge a rate above the guideline amount as shown in the payment policy, or interpreters for services other than attorney/client communication; (iv) polygraph, forensic and other scientific tests; (v) investigation expenses; and (vi) any other non-routine expenses PDSC or other authority designated to approve non-routine expenses preauthorizes and finds necessary and reasonable for the investigation, preparation, negotiation, and presentation of a case;
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Payments in Addition to Contract Price. PDSC shall pay for case expenses as described in the Public Defense Payment Policies and Procedures and this section of the contract from funds available for the purpose. Contractor agrees to request reimbursement under this agreement for those types of expenses defined and enumerated herein; (a) such case-related expenses that are reasonable and necessary to provide an adequate defense that are defined as expenses under ORS 135.055 AND which are not related to office overhead, salaries, benefits, out-of-state travel, airfare, personal services (such as psychologists, and expert witnesses). Routine expenses, for the purpose of reimbursement, primarily include in-state travel expenses, audio and video tapes, records and copy services from outside sources; (b) such case-related expenses that there would be a significant risk of error in the proceedings if the service were not provided or the expense were not incurred; and (c) such case-related expenses that are reasonable. In instances where the Public Defense Payment Policy and Procedures establishes maximum allowable costs and unless otherwise specifically agreed herein, the presumed "reasonable amount" of an expense is the policy guideline rate. In other instances, a "reasonable amount" is presumed to be the market value of the service or expense or the amount necessary for the provider of the service or expense to recover only its actual cost of providing the service or item. For services or items where there is no opportunity for competitive services or production of items (where the provider is a captive entity) (for example, cost of medical records), Contractor should notify the director of any costs that exceed what Contractor believes is reasonable.
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Payments in Addition to Contract Price. OPDS shall pay for the following case expenses from funds available for the purpose: (a) Discovery
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