Employment status, employment history and financial resources.
As a condition of release, the defendant may be required to execute an appearance bond and deposit with the court a percentage of the amount of the bond. Upon a showing of good cause why the defendant did not appear as required. Prohibition against committing a federal, state or local crime during the period of release.
Whether at the time of the offense or of arrest the defendant was on probation, parole, or other release pending trial, sentencing, appeal or completion of an offense under federal, state or local law. If a person willfully fails to comply with conditions of release, the judge may issue a bench warrant or may notify the defendant to appear for a review of the conditions of release. If the surety has been released or discharged after sentencing. After imposition of a judgment and sentence, upon defendant's motion, the judge must set conditions of release pending appeal. When the defendant appears for arraignment, the judge may revise or modify the terms and conditions of release set by the designee. Although an arrested person has a right to release, certain restrictions or requirements for release may be imposed.