jump bail उदाहरण वाक्य

Spanish magistrates are required to release suspects after most of the relevant evidence has been collected and there is no reasonable suspicion they might jump bail or commit offenses.
The yuppie scumbag, who does double duty as a dirty racist pig, jumps bail and phones Shaft from Switzerland, which of course raises Shaft's hackles even higher.
Lim's lawyer said his client's health was deteriorating owing to high blood pressure, and he would not jump bail because of his vast business interests in Hong Kong.
On the way back to New York via Canada ( to bypass Pennsylvania ), Jack tells Lee that he loves her, and tries to persuade her to jump bail, but she refuses.
In 2012, Todd jumps bail and arrives in Heather Webber ( Robin Mattson ) in a shack, and she tells Todd that T�a's baby has died, he comes across Sam's son.

Magistrate Wilma van der Merwe said there was a solid case against security guard Luyanda Mboniswa, 21, who worked at the luxury apartment complex where De Klerk lived, and there was a strong likelihood he would jump bail.
Gil was taken into custody on April 16 not because he might try to jump bail, Investigating Magistrate Juan del Olmo wrote in the release order, but because there was " a risk of obstruction of the judicial investigation ."
In a debate over whether Spano posed a threat to jump bail, it was made clear in court documents that the Dallas businessman appears to have few valuable assets left . The Islanders are back with Pickett, who hopes to resell the team.
Peggy's estranged husband, Archie Mitchell ( Larry Lamb ), uses Sam as a pawn in his plan to destroy the Mitchells, persuading her to jump bail again and leave the country to escape a prison sentence so Archie can successfully steal The Queen Victoria from Peggy.
The bondsman also has a monetary incentive to make an accurate assessment as to the defendant's likelihood of jumping bail; if he declines to grant a bond to an individual who would have shown up to trial, then he loses business, but if he grants bail to a person who jumps bail, then he suffers a financial loss.