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A motion for a change in bail or other conditions of release shall be by written motion, served upon opposing counsel or upon the defendant personally if the defendant is not represented by counsel, within a time reasonable under the circumstances before the hearing on the motion.
Your attorney can file a bond modification motion asking the court to review and lower the amount of money required for you to post.
You should contact an attorney to request that they file a motion for bond modification with the Court. Your attorney will then file the motion on your behalf, and the Court may grant the motion or may decide to have a hearing on the motion.
Sanctions for violations of pretrial release may include: (1) A verbal or written admonishment from the court; (2) Imprisonment in the county jail for a period not exceeding 30 days; (3) A modification of the defendant's pretrial conditions. (110-G(f)) The court may still modify the conditions of release. See 110-G(g).
A motion for a change in bail or other conditions of release shall be by written motion, served upon opposing counsel or upon the defendant personally if the defendant is not represented by counsel, within a time reasonable under the circumstances before the hearing on the motion.