Florida H1017 amends bail bond regulations, including forfeiture conditions, remission criteria, and surety qualifications.
Florida H1017 amends the state's bail bond regulations by modifying forfeiture conditions, remission criteria, and surety qualifications. It specifies that bail bonds cannot be executed against companies with unpaid judgments for 35 days. The bill also revises the conditions under which a court may order remission of a forfeiture, including the timeframes for defendant surrender or apprehension. Additionally, it mandates that any monetary or cash component of pretrial release must be met by specified means, such as United States currency or a cashier's check.
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