Assertion: defendant | /r/AtLocation | court
Facets:
value: at a later time
type: TEMPORAL
value: for the trial
type: PURPOSE
value: with the sole purpose
type: PURPOSE
value: for all proceedings
type: PURPOSE
value: on a specific date
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: In civil cases, both the plaintiff and defendant appear in court, though arrests in civil suits are rare.
text: The first time the defendant appears before the court, which is called the arraignment, the prosecutor recommends a bail amount.
text: For minor infractions, such as speeding tickets, the defendant may be instructed to pay a fine or appear at court on a specific date.
text: This percentage represents the bondman’s fee and is not returned to the client when the defendant reappears in court, however.
text: The first substantive change is reflected in Rule 43(a), which recognizes several exceptions to the requirement that a defendant must be present in court for all proceedings.
text: If a defendant does appear for court:
text: By law, it is compulsory for a defendant to be present in the court during every stage of the legal proceedings initiated against them.
text: Often, it makes sense to settle the case when you and the defendant appear at the courthouse for the trial.
text: Because the bond (or bail) was accepted as surety that the defendant WOULD appear in court - if the defendant fails to appear, the bond (or bail) is forfeited and seized by the court.
text: What happens next depends on if the defendant appears in court after being released.
text: If the trial court has reason to believe that in a particular case the defendant should not be permitted to waive the right, the court may reject the waiver and require that the defendant actually appear in court.
text: Because the bond (or bail) was accepted as surety that the defendant WOULD appear in court - if the defendant fails to appear, the bond (or bail) is forfeited and seized by the court.
text: During a bond hearing, a defendant has to appear in court and request that the judge allow him to be released from police custody while the criminal case is pending.
text: If the court is satisfied that the defendant will appear in court and that the defendant does not pose a threat to the community, the court may release the defendant while he or she is awaiting trial.
text: In each of those instances the Committee believed that it was more appropriate for the defendant to appear personally before the court.
text: After a defendant has been arrested or summoned to appear on a criminal charge, he/she must appear before the court.
text: In fact, court procedure allows a defendant to appear before the court with the sole purpose of contesting personal jurisdiction without being subjected to jurisdiction in the process.
text: Instead of paying any cash to be released, the defendant must sign an agreement stating that if she doesn’t appear at court as required, he or she will be required to surrender the bail amount.
text: If the court allows this type of bail, the defendant will be released from custody on the condition that he or she reappear in court at a later time and comply with any other bail conditions the court imposes.
text: The defendant will be present in court during this time.