A probation officer who knows of a default in payment of a reimbursement fee by an offender shall report the default to the office of the attorney for the State.__An attorney for the State who knows of a default in payment of a reimbursement fee by an offender shall report the default to the court.__If the reimbursement fee was a condition of probation, the attorney for the State may file a motion to enforce payment of the reimbursement fee or, with the written consent of the probation officer, a motion to revoke probation under section 1205.__If the reimbursement fee was not a condition of probation, the attorney for the State may file a motion to enforce payment of the reimbursement fee.

6.__Motion to enforce payment of reimbursement fee.__Either the attorney for the State or the court may initiate a motion to enforce payment of a reimbursement fee.__Notification for the hearing on the motion must be sent by regular mail to the offender's last known address.__If the offender does not appear for the hearing after proper notification has been sent, the court may issue a bench warrant.

A.__Unless the offender shows by a preponderance of the evidence that the default was not attributable to an intentional or knowing refusal to obey the court's order or to a failure on the offender's part to make a good-faith effort to obtain the funds required to make payment, the court shall find that the default was unexcused and may commit the offender to the custody of the sheriff until all or a specified part of the jail reimbursement fee is paid.__ The length of confinement in a county jail for unexcused default must be specified in the court's order and may not exceed one day for every $5 of unpaid jail reimbursement fee or 6 months, whichever is shorter.__An offender committed for nonpayment of a reimbursement fee is given credit toward the payment of a reimbursement fee for each day of confinement that the offender is in custody, at the rate specified in the court's order.__The offender is also given credit for each day that the offender has been detained as the result of an arrest warrant issued pursuant to this section.__An offender is responsible for paying any reimbursement fee remaining after receiving credit for confinement and detention.__A default on the remaining reimbursement fee is also governed by this section.