Nevada SB13 revises bail procedures, including exoneration of bail under specific conditions and transfer of bonds between courts.
Nevada SB13 amends existing law to revise provisions related to bail. It mandates that bonds or undertakings for bail extend to any action or proceeding arising from the initial charge. If a defendant admitted to bail is dismissed or no formal action is instituted, the court must exonerate the bail. The bill also allows for the transfer of bonds between courts if an action is transferred. Additionally, it requires the court to exonerate bail if the defendant and the prosecuting attorney stipulate to it. The act becomes effective upon passage and approval.
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