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Plumas — Administrative Order - September 19, 2008 - Clerk Authorized to Exonerate Bail with Conditions

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2026-09-26
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2026-09-27
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Plumas County

Plumas — Administrative Order - September 19, 2008 - Clerk Authorized to Exonerate Bail…

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FILED Plumas Superior Courr

2 SEP 19 2008 3 DEBORAH NORRIE Clerk of the Gour 4 By P. Marchetti ~ff\ Deputy Clerk 5

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7 SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA

8 COUNTY OF PLUMAS

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10 ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER 11

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Penal Code Section 1195 provides as fo ll ows: If a defendant in a criminal action, who is13

14 on bail, does appear for judgment and judgment is pronounced or probation is granted, the bail

15 shall be exonerated or if money or property has been deposited instead of bail, it must be

16 returned to the de fendant or to the person or persons found by the co urt to have deposited said

17 money or property on behalf of the defendant.

18 Therefore, the Clerk is hereby authorized to exonerate bail on the conditions set forth

19 above without further order of the Court. 20

21 22 Dated : 74YJo -g

23 Presiding Judge of the Superior Court

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