Interim Bond Law and Legal Definition
Interim bonds are cash bonds set by police officers when an individual is arrested for a less serious offense without warrant. Such offense may include a misdemeanor. An interim bond may be for the purpose of securing arraignment of the defendant in a court, even though the bond permits the defendant to be released. A magistrate or judge can also set at interim bond and attach to a misdemeanor warrant.
Legal Definition list
- Interim
- Intergovernmental-Immunity Doctrine
- Intergovernmental Advisory Committee [Federal Communications Commission]
- Interference With Custody
- Interference with Contract
- Interim Bond
- Interim Certificate [Securities]
- Interim Constitution
- Interim Construction Loan
- Interim Controls
- Interim Federal Specification
