Tribal Law - Pueblo of San Ildefonso, New Mexico; National Indian Law Library, Native American Rights Fund

Pueblo of San Ildefonso, New Mexico - Tribal Law

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Pueblo de San Ildefonso Code.

8.2.1.080 Bail

(a) Every person charged with an offense before the Court may be admitted to bail, after photographing and fingerprinting, before conviction (or after conviction if an appeal is pending) as provided under these conditions.

(1) Acceptance by the Tribal Court of a cash surety bond or undertaking as will in the opinion of the Judge ensure the appearance of the defendant on the date set for trial, giving consideration to the nature and circumstances of the offenses and the character, reputation, and previous criminal record of the defendant and his residence.

(2) The amount of the bail shall not exceed twice the minimum find for each offense charged, but in no event shall the bail be set for more than $500.00.

(3) The defendant also may be released by the Judge on or before the arraignment before the Court upon the defendant's own recognizance.