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Arkansas Code Title 16. Practice, Procedure, and Courts § 16-84-118. Bail reporting

Current as of March 28, 2024 | Updated by FindLaw Staff

(a) The Administrative Office of the Courts shall report for any court that uses case management software the following data concerning bail for defendants on the court's docket:

(1) The most serious charge a defendant is currently facing in the court;

(2)(A) The amount of the initial bail, whether cash or secured.

(B) The amount of the initial bail shall reflect the:

(i) Total amount of cash tendered, if applicable; and

(ii) Total percentage paid of the bail amount, if applicable;

(3) The current length of the defendant's pretrial detention;

(4) The disposition of any cash bail, if applicable;

(5) Any subsequent bail modification, if applicable;

(6) The number of defendants with an outstanding warrant for failure to appear; and

(7) The number of defendants who reoffended while on bail and have an outstanding warrant for their arrest or are subject to a pending motion to revoke bail.

(b) The office shall compile all data submitted or entered under this section and present a written report to the Legislative Council by July 1 and December 31 of each year.

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