New Hampshire Statutes
§ 608:6 — Recognizing after Committal
A person committed for not finding sureties or refusing to recognize as required by the court or magistrate may recognize agreeably to the order before any justice, and, on payment of the costs of his application, he shall be discharged.
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Legislative History
GS 238:6. GL 256:6. PS 259:6. PL 373:6. RL 433:6.
Nearby Sections
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§ 608:1
Complaint§ 608:10
Committal by Surety§ 608:2
Order§ 608:3
Appeal§ 608:4
Order§ 608:5
Failure to Prosecute Appeal§ 608:6
Recognizing after Committal§ 608:7
Certifying to Court§ 608:8
Order on Conviction, etc§ 608:9
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