Sentences with phrase «recognizance bonds»

They were arraigned, entered pleas of not guilty, and were released on personal recognizance bonds of $ 25,000 and $ 10,000, respectively, on... Continue reading →

Johnson was charged with one count of domestic assault and later released on a personal recognizance bond.

In bond court Saturday, Judge Donald Panarese Jr. ordered Zabrodski released on an individual recognizance bond with electronic monitoring.

Ciminelli, 61, was released on a $ 300,000 personal recognizance bond.

: New York state Sen. Malcolm Smith and New York City Councilman Dan Halloran were released on $ 250,000 personal recognizance bond on Tuesday after appearing on charges they schemed to fix the city's 2013 mayoral election through fraud and bribery, according to prosecutors.

Silver, who is free on a $ 200,000 personal recognizance bond, has said he will be vindicated.

Personal Recognizance Bond (PR bond).

Your signature acts as your Own Recognizance bond.

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He was booked into a local jail and released on his own recognizance with no bond.

Skelos and his son sat noticeably apart, each flanked by his attorney on the other side, as Pitman released them of their own recognizance and without a bond, while restricting travel to the continental U.S.

A peace bond is similar to a recognizance of bail, in that it sets out that a Defendant must follow certain conditions.

There a several different types of release: A person can be released to their Own Recognizance, to the supervision of pretrial services, or be given a bond.

If an offender was already subject to a peace bond, recognizance, or any other court order at the time of the offence, the court will usually consider that an aggravating factor for sentencing purposes.

Furthermore, Section 811 of the Criminal Code sets out that it is a criminal offence for a person bound by a Section 810 peace bond to breach that recognizance.

Section 810 of the Criminal Code of Canada is a very unique section of the Code in that it gives the Courts the power, in certain circumstances, to actually prevent the escalation of harm between parties but allowing the Court the ability to place a party on a «peace bond» or recognizance to keep with the peace with conditions that the Court considers appropriate.

If one or more of the conditions of a peace bond are broken, either by not obeying one of the conditions or by getting charged with a criminal offence, the person can be charged with a separate criminal offence of «breach of recognizance» or «disobeying a court order.»

A peace bond is a recognizance, similar to a recognizance of bail.

As a result, Crown counsel agreed to DROP THE CRIMINAL CHARGES, and Client entered into a restraining order (also referred to as a «peace bond» or «Recognizance») to stay away from the complainant and to take counselling.

In many other cases, we can negotiate with the Crown to drop the assault charge in return for the Client agreeing either to engage in a series of restorative measures to demonstrate that he or she understands and takes responsibility for the incident, or by securing the Crown's agreement to drop the charge in return for a type of restraining order, called a «recognizance» (or a s. 810 peace bond).

Under Section 810 of the Criminal Code, a person can enter a peace bond or recognizance in which they agree to keep the peace and be of good behaviour for a certain period of time, usually a year.

Upon the hearing, the petitioner was remanded to the military custody, but, upon his prayer, an appeal was allowed him to this court, and upon filing the usual appeal bond, for costs, he was admitted to bail upon recognizance, with sureties conditioned for his future appearance in the Circuit Court, to abide by and perform the final judgment of this court.

Performed administrative functions associated with deportation proceedings, arrest, detention, release / enlargement under bond or recognizance, records of proceedings, and deportation of illegal aliens for the El Paso Service Processing Center.