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If someone is out on bond for one offense in a certain court jurisdiction and they are arraigned on another offense in another jurisdiction, can that first bond be taken into consideration for the second offense?
Q: If someone is out on bond for one offense in a certain court jurisdiction and they are arraigned on another offense in another jurisdiction, can that first bond be taken into consideration for the second offense?
A: No; the general rule is that one bail bond serves to secure the defendant for only one crime.
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