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No most are released on some type of Bail Bond.
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Where do defendants stay while on trial?
If they aren't released on bond, they are usually housed in the local jail closest to the courthouse.
The person that killed John F. Kennedy is in jail still?
No, he was shot himself while awaiting trial.
The money or property needed to get out of jail while awaiting a trial?
It's called a bail. As if someone where to ''bail'' you out.
What does juvenile hall mean?
Juvenile hall is a correctional facility where minors who have committed delinquent acts are held while awaiting trial or serving a sentence. It is a place where young offenders are detained and may receive rehabilitation services to help them address their behavioral issues and prevent future criminal activity.
Can you sue persons who assulted you while they are facing charges of aggrevated assault and are awaiting trial.?
Yes indeed you can. Talk to your lawyer about that.
Who killed Sal Mineo?
Lionel Ray Williams was convicted for the murder and is rumored to have confessed to it while locked up awaiting trial.
What is the definition of set bail?
Setting bail refers to the amount of money a court determines a defendant must pay in order to be released from custody while awaiting trial. It acts as a security to ensure the defendant appears in court as required.
Where was Joseph smith died?
Joseph Smith was killed by a mob while awaiting trial in Carthage, Illinois. The trial was based on his ordering the destruction of a printing press that was causing civil disorder in Nauvoo, where he was mayor.
Why is bail used?
When a person is in jail awaiting trial, society faces competing priorities. On one hand, it's expensive to support a prisoner, and since there's no conviction yet it's quite possible that the imprisoned person isn't guilty. On the other hand, society also has an interest in making sure defendants actually show up for their trials. Bail can potentially serve both of these interests at the same time by making sure defendants will appear while keeping them out of jail until their trials.
Can disabled defendants be forced to travel cross country for a civil court hearing?
While certain accomodations can be made to accomodate handicapped individuals, changing the venue of a trial is not one of them.
What happened to former Milwaukee Brewer Dan Thomas?
Committed suicide by hanging in his jail cell, on June 12, 1980, while awaiting trial on rape charges in Alabama.
What legal term reflects the belief that the accused is innocent until proven guilty and that he or she should not suffer hardship while awaiting trial?
The accused has the "presumption of innocence," but I'm not familiar with any requirement that they be free of hardship while defending themselves.
