Alabama § 15-13-114 Obligation of Sureties Continues During Trial

Alabama Statutes

§ 15-13-114 — Obligation of Sureties Continues During Trial

Alabama § 15-13-114

JurisdictionAlabama

Title 15Criminal Procedure

Ch. 13Bail

Art. 6Alabama Bail Reform Act of 1993

Div. 4Effect of Undertaking and Discharge of Bail

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Ala. Code § 15-13-114 (2026).

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The obligation of the sureties continues throughout every stage of trial, from the time the defendant is entered thereon until the rendition of the verdict by the jury or judge. The finding of the defendant guilty by a jury or judge discharges the sureties. The obligation of the sureties are also discharged when the judge takes any of the following actions:

(1)Sentences the defendant.

(2)Grants the prosecutor’s motion to nol pros the case.

(3)Dismisses the case.

(4)Issues any order to the defendant to attend driving-under-the-influence school, mental health counseling, or any similar order of which the court would only have had the authority to do so , if there had been an adjudication of guilt or in cases where there has been an adjudication of guilt.

(5)Issues any order of restituti

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The obligation of the sureties continues throughout every stage of trial, from the time the defendant is entered thereon until the rendition of the verdict by the jury or judge. The finding of the defendant guilty by a jury or judge discharges the sureties. The obligation of the sureties are also discharged when the judge takes any of the following actions:
(1) Sentences the defendant.
(2) Grants the prosecutor’s motion to nol pros the case.
(3) Dismisses the case.
(4)
Issues
any order to the defendant to attend driving-under-the-influence school, mental health counseling, or any similar order of which the court would only have had the authority to do so
, if there had been an adjudication of guilt or in cases where there has been an adjudication of guilt.
(5)
Issues
any order of restitution
.
(6)
Announces or orders
sentence prior to any probation determination.