Anticipatory Bail Law
Personal Bond
A bond an accused person executes themselves, promising to appear in court as required, sometimes without needing a separate surety.
Courts can release an accused on their own personal bond, particularly for less serious offences or where the accused has a stable, verifiable local address, without requiring the additional step of arranging a surety.
Breach of a personal bond by failing to appear carries similar consequences to breaching a bond backed by a surety.
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