SB2280 amends Hawaii's bail forfeiture laws to clarify procedures and extend timelines.
SB2280 amends Hawaii's criminal procedure laws to clarify and update the process for bail forfeiture. The bill extends the period for sureties or bail agents to move to set aside a bond or recognizance of forfeiture from thirty days to ninety days. It ensures proper notice of a bail forfeiture judgment is provided to both the surety and bail agent. The bill affirms that judges may impose financial conditions of release and maintain full discretion to consider individual circumstances.
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