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§ 546.670 — Recognizance, when broken.

Missouri § 546.670
JurisdictionMissouri
Title XXXVIICRIMINAL PROCEDURE
Ch. 546Trials, Judgments and Executions in Criminal Cases

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Mo. Rev. Stat. § 546.670 (2026).

Text

No recognizance given under the provisions of section 546.650 shall be deemed to be broken, unless the principal therein be convicted of some offense amounting, in judgment of law, to a breach of such recognizance.

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Legislative History

(RSMo 1939 § 4099) Prior revisions: 1929 § 3710; 1919 § 4054; 1909 § 5260

Nearby Sections

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§ 546.010
Proceedings upon information, how conducted.
§ 546.020
Plea of not guilty, not formally tendered.
§ 546.030
Prisoner must be present in court, when.
§ 546.040
Issues of fact to be tried by jury.
§ 546.050
Misdemeanors may be tried by court.
§ 546.060
Practice in civil case to apply, when.
§ 546.070
Order of trial — instructions, requirements.
§ 546.080
Variance between charge and proof.
§ 546.090
Court may amend record, when — clerk to certify corrections.
§ 546.095
Offense not cognizable before associate circuit judge — procedure.
§ 546.250
Person injured may testify.
§ 546.260
Defendant may testify in own behalf — spouse may testify for husband or wife — spouse may testify against husband or wife, when.
§ 546.262
Domestic assault, victim and victim's family not to be compelled to testify or disclose certain information.
§ 546.263
Domestic assault, victim may testify by video conference — local court rules.
§ 546.265
Criminal activity reporting to crime stoppers organization, privileged communication not subject to disclosure — in camera inspection permitted, when.
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