Bail allows defendant to be released from custody during the pendency of one’s case. Judges normally determines the whether to set bail and the conditions of the bail. If the bail is granted and the amount is set, generally pay a ten percent bond. If the bail is denied, the defendant is sent back to jail pending his case. Sometimes, judges allow defendants be released on their own recognizances, meaning judges believe defendants promises that he will show up in court and they do not have to pay a bond. In determining whether to release someone on bail, under Neb. Rev. 29-901, judge must determine (1) whether defendants will show up in the future proceedings, and (2) if defendants are released, whether the release could endanger the safety in the community, interfere with the victims, witnesses, or temper the evidence.