SOCL 3371 Study Guide - Petit Jury, Indictment, Preventive Detention

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September 12, 2012: felony: one gets a sentence of more than 1 year and they have to serve it in a state prison, crime reported: law enforcement has to know, investigation, arrest. Most are made without warrants and you have someone in custody. Within 48-hours, not counting weekends and holidays. A judge is going to decide whether or not that arrest was valid or lawful: probably cause, no probably cause person(s) must be released from custody, booking. Arrestee is searched, finger prints are taken, photographing, 48-hours until they have to release the arrestee without a warrant: initial appearance (within 72 hours) 8th amendment: no bail if you have committed a violent crime, or a drug related crime, preventive detention, if you think someone is a flight risk then you are not going to grant them bail. Bail: with surety: commercial and property bonds, cash deposit, without surety : ror (release on recognizance)

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