Georgia Order Refunding Bond
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If bail conditions are violated, the bond can be revoked. That means a person can be held in jail until the case is over. Additionally, in cases of domestic violence, if a person violates a "no contact" provision in a bond, that person will also be charged with aggravated Stalking.
Bond revocations: If an individual violates the terms and conditions of their bond, a prosecuting attorney can move to revoke the person's bond. Thereafter, there will be a court hearing and the judge will hear evidence as to the violation and determine whether to revoke bond based on the violation.
If interest rates decrease below the coupon rate on the outstanding bonds, an issuer will pay off the bond and refinance its debt at the lower interest rate prevalent in the market. The proceeds from the new issue will be used to settle the interest and principal payment obligations of the existing bond.
In Georgia, detained persons are entitled to a bond hearing within 72 hours of the arrest (not including weekends and holidays.) During the bond hearing, the judge decides if the defendant should be detained or released pending trial.
Yes. Because no contact orders are orders made to an accused, therefore, there is nothing preventing a victim by contacting an accused person under a no contact order.
Any person who is arrested for a crime and who is refused bail shall, within 90 days after the date of confinement, be entitled to have the charge against him or her heard by a grand jury having jurisdiction over the accused person; provided, however, that if the person is arrested for a crime for which the death ...
