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By law, a defendant who has been denied bond is entitled to have his or her case presented to the grand jury within 90 days from the arrest date. Furthermore, if you cannot make bond, you will be granted a hearing after 90 days to readdress the bond amount.
Bail/Bond Hearing Once the defendant has been arrested, the Court may hold a bail hearing, sometimes called a \u201cbond hearing,\u201d to determine whether the defendant should be held in the local jail until the trial is complete or can be released on bail.
More Definitions of Appearance bond Appearance bond means a written agreement which allows a person charged with a criminal offense to be released if the person pledges to pay the court a specified amount in the event the person fails to appear at a court proceeding.
The purpose of a first appearance hearing is to notify arrested persons of the charge(s) being brought against them. Also, the judge will consider bail and whether to impose any conditions of release. If the judge is not authorized to set bail or declines to set bail, the defendant will be notified.
Bond Hearing: A hearing in which the accused may ask the court to reduce the set amount of bond. Bond is an amount of money which is required to get out of jail while resolution of the criminal case. The posting of bond does not mean the case is over. You cannot pay to have a criminal case dismissed or thrown out.
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Along with the court's consent, a consent of surety is required for you to leave Colorado while released on bond.
A property bond requires the defendant to use their property such as the title to your car or real estate as collateral instead of paying the bond with money. Typically, the value of the property should be about twice as high as the bail amount the Judge set in order for it to be accepted as collateral.
The first appearance is an advisement hearing, followed by the arraignment. Under Rule 10 of the Colorado Rules of Criminal Procedure, during the arraignment in open court, the defendant is informed of the offense for which they are charged, requiring them to enter a plea to the charge.
In Tennessee, the bondsman or bail bond agency are allowed to charge the defendant with a non-refundable fee of up to 10% of the total bail amount. As an example, a $5,000 bail will require at a minimum $500 from the defendant or defendant's family member or friend paying the fee on his or her behalf.
Similarly, "couples can form closer bonds by creating rituals of connection through things like doing chores together, having set times to talk, or just having something special you do as a couple when you get home," licensed psychotherapist Shirin Peykar, LMFT, tells Bustle.

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