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A monetary penalty is defined as
 
  a. a sum of money exacted for the doing of or failure to perform some act.
  b. equal to the cost of the crime.
  c. a monetary punishment imposed by lawful tribunal upon a person before being convicted of a crime.
  d. money given to a judge to prevent conviction.
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