B. Judicial productivity credits shall be determined according to the following formula:

1. 1. All civil filings divided by ten equals __________ judicial productivity credits.
2. 2. All felony counts filed divided by ten equals __________ judicial productivity credits.
3. 3. Except for counts described in paragraph 4 of this subsection, all misdemeanor counts filed divided by ten equals __________ judicial productivity credits.
4. 4. All counts filed that allege a violation of title 5, chapter 3, article 10, title 28, chapter 4, article 3 or section 28-8282 divided by five equals __________ judicial productivity credits.
5. 5. All civil traffic counts filed divided by sixty equals ___________ judicial productivity credits.
6. 6. All petitions for a protective order filed divided by five equals ___________ judicial productivity credits.
7. 7. All civil marijuana counts filed divided by sixty equals ___________ judicial productivity credits.
8. 8. All petitions to expunge filed pursuant to section 36-2862 divided by sixty equals ___________ judicial productivity credits.

D. Each justice of the peace shall be paid a percentage of the salary of a superior court judge based on the following schedule:

1. 1. Five hundred or more judicial productivity credits equals seventy percent.
2. 2. Two hundred or more but less than five hundred judicial productivity credits equals sixty-five percent.
3. 3. One hundred fifty or more but less than two hundred judicial productivity credits equals fifty-five percent.
4. 4. One hundred or more but less than one hundred fifty judicial productivity credits equals fifty percent.
5. 5. Fifty or more but less than one hundred judicial productivity credits equals forty-five percent.
6. 6. Twenty-five or more but less than fifty judicial productivity credits equals thirty-five percent.
7. 7. Twenty-four or fewer judicial productivity credits equals twenty-five percent.

K. For the purposes of this section:

1. 1. "Civil filing" means a lawsuit, eviction action, petition for provisional remedy or other civil petition, small claims case or civil local ordinance.
2. 2. "Civil traffic count" means a traffic violation that is not filed as a misdemeanor or felony.
3. 3. "Felony" includes each felony count that is filed in a complaint.
4. 4. "Misdemeanor" includes each misdemeanor and petty offense count that is filed in a complaint or uniform traffic ticket and complaint.
5. 5. "Protective order" means a petition for an order of protection, an injunction against harassment or workplace harassment or a peace bond.