Assertion: defendant | /r/HasProperty | released
Facets:
value: from police custody
type: LOCATION
value: from custody on bail
type: OTHER
value: from custody on the condition
type: OTHER
value: fully
type: DEGREE
value: within a few hours
type: TEMPORAL
value: usually
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: This means that the defendant can usually be released within a few hours of presenting the bond to the court.
text: In most legal systems, a defendant is entitled to be released if he or she pays a bond as set by the court unless the crime is one of the few crimes for which a defendant is allowed to be held without bail, such as murder.
text: If they did not re-file charges by January 2014, the statute of limitations would have run and the defendant would be fully released.
text: If the law requires a bail hearing, the defendant will not be able to pay bail or otherwise be released until a court holds the hearing.
text: In addition to determining a bail amount that a defendant must pay to be released, courts typically impose additional limitations or requirements on defendants when making a bail determination.
text: In some situations, the bail release happens almost immediately because the clerk is located in the same facility as the jail, while in other situations it may take several hours or more for the defendant to be released.
text: As long as the payer has enough money to cover the full bond amount, the defendant is released from police custody.
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: In situations where a defendant is released from custody on bail but later fails to appear in court as required – or otherwise fails to comply with any of the conditions the court imposed when granting bail – the bail amount is forfeited.
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 defendant goes to trial and is found not guilty, he/she is released, and the previously set bond is exonerated or returned to the person who posted the bond.
text: If this happens, defendants are released.
text: If the defendant is found not guilty, he or she is released.
text: If the defendant is found not guilty, he or she is released.