WIRE — A bond is sufficient when it reasonably assures the accuseds appearance and satisfies legal thresholds; it is insufficient or excessive when it arbitrarily penalizes the defendant or fails to mitigate actual flight risks. Perspectives from international legal minds, human rights advocates, and the Supreme Court of Liberia illustrate the balance between constitutional rights and the The post Understanding Appearance Bonds: Legal Perspectives and International Contexts: appeared first on Liberia news The New Dawn Liberia, premier resource for latest news.
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