Judges
typically make the decision based on a few major factors. No
one particular factor will decide the issue.
Seriousness of the Charges
(
more serious the crime accused of the worse it is )
The
more serious the charges against a person, the more likely it is that a high
bail amount will be set.
For
example, a person who is charged with drinking beer in public is not as
likely to have bail set as someone charged with armed robbery.
Some charges are so
serious, in fact, that no bail at all will be set. A person who is
remanded is someone who has had no bail set. Very serious felony crimes like murder, some kidnapping charges, some
arson charges, and high-level drug possession and sale charges, are so
serious that if an accused is actually convicted, he faces up to life in
prison (or possibly the death penalty).
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