North Dakota § 37-09-08 Commitment to prison or jail pending trial - Bail allowed

North Dakota Statutes

§ 37-09-08 — Commitment to prison or jail pending trial - Bail allowed

North Dakota·Title 37 Military·Ch. 37-09 Military Courts

Whenever an accused person has been arrested for failure to appear before a court-martial
for trial as provided in this chapter, the president of the court-martial or the summary court
officer to whom the charges have been referred for trial may issue a warrant to a civil officer for
the commitment of such person to prison or jail pending trial. In all such cases, the accused
must be admitted to bail, the amount of bail fixed, and the surety or sureties thereon approved
by the president of the court-martial or by the summary court officer issuing the warrant. In
default of bail, such person must be confined pending trial.

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Whenever an accused person has been arrested for failure to appear before a court-martial
for trial as provided in this chapter, the president of the court-martial or the summary court
officer to whom the charges have been referred for trial may issue a warrant to a civil officer for
the commitment of such person to prison or jail pending trial. In all such cases, the accused
must be admitted to bail, the amount of bail fixed, and the surety or sureties thereon approved
by the president of the court-martial or by the summary court officer issuing the warrant. In
default of bail, such person must be confined pending trial.

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