(a) If there is good reason to fear the commission of the crime, the person complained of shall be held to answer as in case of felony, and the judge may admit to bail to keep the peace in the same manner as in case of felony.
(b) When a judge has held a person to answer as provided in this section, he shall return to the clerk of the district court within three days thereafter the complaint, warrant, statement and depositions of all witnesses that have appeared before him, the undertaking of bail if any, the commitment, and a fee bill of his costs whether collected or uncollected.
(c) If bail is not given a commitment may be issued in substantially the following form:
“In the name of the Government of the Virgin Islands of the United States.
To the Commissioner of Public Safety.
Greetings!
An order having been this day made by me that ____ give an undertaking in the sum of ____ dollars, as security to appear before the District Court, at ____, on a charge of ____, and to abide the order of the said District Court, and the said ____ having failed to give such undertaking, you are therefore commanded to receive him into your custody, and detain him until legally discharged.
Dated at ____, this ____ day of ____ hundred and ____
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