North Carolina H716 modifies laws affecting bail bonds, including forfeiture procedures and definitions.
North Carolina H716 modifies laws affecting bail bonds by altering the forfeiture procedures and definitions. It specifies that a forfeiture for a bail bond must include a notice to the defendant and each surety. It also details the procedure for setting aside a forfeiture, including the requirement to file a motion in the clerk of superior court's office and serve a copy on the district attorney and the county board of professional bondsman.
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