- In some
common law nations, a
recognizance is a
conditional pledge of
money undertaken by a
person before a
court which, if the
person defaults, the person...
- America" and
wrote letters of
protest to the
president requesting a
recognizance of
allyship and a
reinstatement of her
sovereignty against the recent...
-
directed by the undertaking. A
recognizance requires an
accused to
attend court as
directed by the
recognizance. The
recognizance can be for any
amount the...
- have
sufficient evidence to
detain Bundy, so he was
released on his own
recognizance. He
later said that
searchers missed a
hidden collection of Polaroid...
- was
charged with
misdemeanor domestic abuse and
released on her own
recognizance the
following day.
Books (1979)
Thank You, Lord, for My Home (1982) A...
- area came to be
known as badrināth, the lord of the
berry trees, in
recognizance of Nara-Narayana’s penance. The
temple to him is
located on the banks...
- be
summoned to
court without the need for bail, or may be
released on
recognizance (promising to
appear in court, with no bail required)
following arraignment...
-
threats against a
public servant. She was
later released on her own
recognizance, but was
charged with a third-degree
felony on
January 25, 2018. After...
-
Smollett be
released from jail, upon his
posting of a $150,000
personal recognizance bond,
pending the
outcome of the
appeal of his conviction. On
March 1...
- She was
booked at the
police station, cited, and
released on her own
recognizance. On May 27, 2010, she
pleaded no
contest to one
count misdemeanor and...
