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510.10 A securing order may: |
1. Release principal on his own re cognizance, or 2. Fix bail, or 3. Commit principal to the custody of the sheriff (A principal is a defendant or a material witness). |
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510.15 A principal under the age of 16 committed to the custody of the sheriff must be taken to & lodged... |
In a place certified by the state division for youth as a juvenile detention facility |
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510.20 A principal may make an application for... |
Recognizance or bail |
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510.30 Applications for recognizance or bail must... |
1. In some cases be granted as a matter of law (cpl 530) 2. In some cases be denied (cpl 530) 3. May in some cases be granted or denied, at the discretion of the court. |
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510.30 What must the court consider when determining application? |
1. Principal's character, reputation, habits and mental condition 2. Employment and financial resources 3. Family and community ties 4. Criminal record, if any 5. Record of previous adjudication as juvenile delinquent 6. Previous record responding to court appearances 7. If he is a defendant, the weight of evidence against him 8. Sentence which may or has been imposed 9. If principal is appellant, the likelihood of ultimate referral of judgment. |
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510.30 If principal is a defendant and is charged with a felony and court orders recognizance or bail, court must... |
inform him that order will be revoked if he commits a subsequent felony while at liberty. |
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510.40 Court must examine bail to determine whether... |
it complies with the order. |
