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Section 15-13-145

Defendants who may be eligible.

Any person charged with a felony, misdemeanor, or violation shall be eligible for a judicial public bail, if:

(1) The person is not charged with robbery, capital murder, forcible sex crimes, escape, trafficking in drugs, or the sale of drugs.

(2) The person has not been convicted of a previous felony or committed a felony while being released on any form of bail.

(3) The person is not presently under a suspended sentence or on probation or parole for a previous conviction on a misdemeanor or a felony.

(4) There is no evidence, satisfactory to the judicial officer, that the person has violated a previous bail release, whether it be judicial public bail, property, cash, or professional surety bail.

(Acts 1993, No. 93-677, p. 1259, §46.)

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Section 15-13-145

Defendants who may be eligible.

Any person charged with a felony, misdemeanor, or violation shall be eligible for a judicial public bail, if:

(1) The person is not charged with robbery, capital murder, forcible sex crimes, escape, trafficking in drugs, or the sale of drugs.

(2) The person has not been convicted of a previous felony or committed a felony while being released on any form of bail.

(3) The person is not presently under a suspended sentence or on probation or parole for a previous conviction on a misdemeanor or a felony.

(4) There is no evidence, satisfactory to the judicial officer, that the person has violated a previous bail release, whether it be judicial public bail, property, cash, or professional surety bail.

(Acts 1993, No. 93-677, p. 1259, §46.)

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Section 15-13-145

Defendants who may be eligible.

Any person charged with a felony, misdemeanor, or violation shall be eligible for a judicial public bail, if:

(1) The person is not charged with robbery, capital murder, forcible sex crimes, escape, trafficking in drugs, or the sale of drugs.

(2) The person has not been convicted of a previous felony or committed a felony while being released on any form of bail.

(3) The person is not presently under a suspended sentence or on probation or parole for a previous conviction on a misdemeanor or a felony.

(4) There is no evidence, satisfactory to the judicial officer, that the person has violated a previous bail release, whether it be judicial public bail, property, cash, or professional surety bail.

(Acts 1993, No. 93-677, p. 1259, §46.)