Which term corresponds to the code 30?

• A. Cash
• B. Fine
• C. Cashier Check
• D. Summons

Answer: (C)

In court revenue coding, each payment type has a specific code to standardize processing and tracking. A cashier’s check is a bank-issued instrument that guarantees payment because the funds are drawn from the bank’s own account. That guaranteed feature makes it a distinct, codable payment form, which is why code 30 maps to cashier’s check in this system. Cash is simply money, not a guaranteed payment instrument tied to a code in the same way. A fine is the amount owed, not a payment method. A summons is a court document, not a payment. So cashier’s check is the best fit for the code 30 mapping.