Sentence examples for pay bail from inspiring English sources

Not once has he been able to pay bail.

Yet today, the inability to pay bail has become the sole reason many individuals remain in jail.

Sometimes money was pooled together to pay bail or buy condoms, handed out to those who couldn't afford them.

Jail is not supposed to be where you put the mentally ill or those too poor to pay bail.

The judge said the 11 officials sentenced on Tuesday can pay bail of 10,000 Egyptian pounds (about $1,750) until the case is reviewed by another court.

The Chinese Embassy has agreed to pay bail, fines for breaking the immigration law and passage home for scores of the miners.

But Mr. Bove became instantly famous when he was thrown in jail for it, and then refused to pay bail for three weeks in protest.

Most of them are behind bars because they have not paid or cannot afford to pay bail while awaiting trial, prison spokesperson Shawn Hawes told the Guardian.

Similarly, The New Inquiry magazine recently launched Bail Bloc, a system that leverages participants' unused computing power to mine cryptocurrency to pay bail bonds in New York.

Judges are supposed to consider a defendant's ability to pay bail in their decision but that seldom happens, according to criminal defense lawyers.

Four of the other lawmakers were ordered to pay bail of €25,000, while another member of the governing body was questioned and released without bail.