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Section
17-15-10

Person charged with noncapital offense may be released on his own recognizance; conditions of release; bond hearing for burglary charges.

Section
17-15-15

Deposit of cash percentage in lieu of bond; assignment of deposit; restitution to victim.

Section
17-15-20

Conditions of appearance recognizance or appearance bond; discharge, validity, relief of surety.

Section
17-15-30

Matters to be considered in determining conditions of release; contempt.

Section
17-15-40

Order of court shall state conditions imposed and other matters; acknowledgment by person released.

Section
17-15-50

Amendment of order.

Section
17-15-55

Reconsideration by circuit court of bond set by summary court; subsequent violent offenders.

Section
17-15-60

Discharge of prosecutor or witness on own recognizance in cases not capital; costs.

Section
17-15-160

Recognizances shall be in name of State; signing.

Section
17-15-170

Proceedings in case of forfeiture of recognizances.

Section
17-15-180

Court may remit forfeiture in certain cases.

Section
17-15-190

Money may be deposited with officer of court in lieu of bond, recognizance, or undertaking.

Section
17-15-200

Persons to whom a deposit in lieu of bond, recognizance, or undertaking must be paid.

Section
17-15-210

Receipt for deposit given in lieu of bond, recognizance, or undertaking.

Section
17-15-220

Return of deposit given in lieu of bond, recognizance, or undertaking.

Section
17-15-230

Requirement that surety company file undertaking with respect to guaranteed arrest bond certificates issued by automobile clubs; acceptance, forfeiture, and enforcement of certificates.

Section
17-15-240

Interest on bail bond money.

Section
17-15-260

Bail And Recognizances

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Person charged with noncapital offense may be released on his own recognizance; conditions of release; bond hearing for burglary charges.

Deposit of cash percentage in lieu of bond; assignment of deposit; restitution to victim.

Conditions of appearance recognizance or appearance bond; discharge, validity, relief of surety.

Matters to be considered in determining conditions of release; contempt.

Order of court shall state conditions imposed and other matters; acknowledgment by person released.

Amendment of order.

Reconsideration by circuit court of bond set by summary court; subsequent violent offenders.

Rules of evidence are inapplicable.

Wilful failure to appear; penalties.

Power to punish for contempt not affected.

Discharge of prosecutor or witness on own recognizance in cases not capital; costs.

Recognizances shall be in name of State; signing.

Proceedings in case of forfeiture of recognizances.

Court may remit forfeiture in certain cases.

Money may be deposited with officer of court in lieu of bond, recognizance, or undertaking.

Persons to whom a deposit in lieu of bond, recognizance, or undertaking must be paid.

Receipt for deposit given in lieu of bond, recognizance, or undertaking.

Return of deposit given in lieu of bond, recognizance, or undertaking.

Requirement that surety company file undertaking with respect to guaranteed arrest bond certificates issued by automobile clubs; acceptance, forfeiture, and enforcement of certificates.

Interest on bail bond money.

Disposition of funds collected pursuant to chapter.