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the event of a violation of Pretrial Electronic Monitoring on Juris Monitor imposed as
condition of release on bond: |
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The Pretrial EMU/Juris Monitor Officer shall
prepare an affidavit specifically stating the details of the violation. The affidavit
shall be sworn before a notary or before the Judge, signed by the officer and endorsed by
the Judge. |
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| 2.
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The Pretrial EMU/Juris Monitor Officer shall
present the affidavit and optional entries to the assigned Judge for consideration of
revocation. If there is no assigned Judge or if the assigned Judge is unavailable then the
matter shall be presented to the Judge who set the bond. If none of these Judges is
available, then the matter shall be presented to the Administrative Judge. |
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| 3. |
After consideration of the affidavit the Judge
shall do one or more of the following: |
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a) |
Take no remedial action, and continue the issue for consideration at the
scheduled court hearing. |
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b) |
Take no remedial action and set the matter for hearing. |
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c)
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Revoke the bond and set the matter for hearing in arraignment on
forfeiture and possible release under revised conditions. |
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If the Judge issues a revocation order, the pretrial
officer shall take the entry to the clerk. A warrant for the arrest of the Defendant shall
be issued by the Clerk of Courts. The pretrial office shall execute the warrant as
otherwise prescribed by law and departmental policies. |
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| 5. |
An EMU or Juris Monitor Officer shall appear at
arraignment to provide necessary information for bond setting. |
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| 6. |
Juris Monitor shall remain a condition of Bond at
arraignment unless specifically deleted by the Arraignment Judge. The Pretrial EMU/Juris
Monitor officer shall notify the victim of the court's action. |
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| (Adopted
May 28, 1998) |
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| The
related form is Complaint For Violation of Bond Condition |
