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I wish I had kept an internet article but it was just somebody speaking without any citation or case numbers. I recall what they did was pay the bond within minutes of the arraignment hearing and that somehow left the attorneys in the lurch. I did not understand how it worked so I deleted it. Something about attorneys expected symbolically to bring their checkbooks into the banc/court though. The bond being paid unexpectedly caught them, the attorneys having to serve the sentence...
I wish I had kept that article.
Using an uncashed Peruvian gold bond is very clever too.
Regards,
David Merrill.
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