FOCUS COLUMN
By Steve Cooley
In 1791, the Eighth Amendment established a defendant's constitutional right to bail. Since then, defendants routinely have posted bail and appeared in court to answer criminal charges. What happens procedurally, however, when a defendant fails to appear in court and his or her bail is forfeited?
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