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My boyfriend was charged with aggravated battery on a pregnant female on July 2015 and was put in a domestic violence program with the charge dropped as a misdemeanor. There is a no contact order in place. Last week, he violated the no contact order and there was a domestic. He was arrested again. There was a hearing to revoke his bond on the first case today and the new charge was bond for $1500. The police department contacted the courts and told them the arrest was not good enough (second case violation). Now there is a hearing tomorrow. Will he have a bond? I do not want him to have a bond.
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In over 30 years I have never heard of rebond revocation. I suppose it means that the judge must decide whether he should be released. The violation is a criminal offense for which he could spend up to a year in jail.
Answered on May 03rd, 2016 at 5:41 PM