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Petitions for bail review are typically filed at this time in order to request that bail be lowered or dropped entirely. They need to be filed before a scheduled hearing date in order to be considered by the Judge.
Revocation may be reconsidered if the defendant or the Commonwealth can show that a manifest injustice will result if a bail revocation order is not revisited. For example, if an attorney investigates the case and the alleged victim recants, the attorney could then argue to the court that it would be a manifest
The courts provide complaint forms in the Clerks office for small claims actions and Sanitary Code enforcement petitions. For other types of civil complaints, you can go to a Trial Court Law Library and ask them for books that provide a guide to writing civil complaints.
The defendant or the defendants surety must pay that full amount in cash to the bail magistrate before theyre released from jail. A surety is a person who posts (pays) the bail on the defendants behalf, usually a defendants family member or friend.
Cover sheets. No Clerk-Magistrate shall accept for filing any Complaint or other pleading which commences a civil action unless accompanied by a civil action cover sheet completed and signed by the attorney or pro se party filing such pleading.

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Write and file an answer. The answer is your written response to the claims made against you. You must file an answer with the court that issued the summons or citation. If you fail to answer, you could lose the case without ever having the opportunity to tell your side of the story.
In Massachusetts, bail amount is determined by the judge based on various factors such as the severity of the crime, criminal history, flight risk, and community ties. The bail amount can range from a few hundred dollars to millions of dollars depending on the circumstances of the case.
Returning bail At the end of a case, if the defendant appeared at all required court hearings and trials, the cash bail will be returned to the defendant, relative or friend who posted the bail.

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