Missouri § 544.590 When security deemed sufficient.

Missouri Statutes

§ 544.590 — When security deemed sufficient.

Missouri § 544.590

Title XXXVIICRIMINAL PROCEDURE

Ch. 544Arrest, Examination, Commitment and Bail

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Mo. Rev. Stat. § 544.590 (2026).

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Where more than one person is offered as sureties, they shall be deemed sufficient, if in the aggregate they possess the necessary qualifications.  But no recognizance shall be taken unless the court or officer authorized to take the same shall be satisfied, from proof and examination on oath or otherwise, of the sufficiency of the sureties according to the requirements of this and the preceding sections.

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Where more than one person is offered as sureties, they shall be deemed sufficient, if in the aggregate they possess the necessary qualifications. But no recognizance shall be taken unless the court or officer authorized to take the same shall be satisfied, from proof and examination on oath or otherwise, of the sufficiency of the sureties according to the requirements of this and the preceding sections.