If you are arrested for Domestic Battery,
Criminal
Threats, or any other Domestic Violence charge in Orange County, you will be booked at
the Orange County jail or the local city jail. Bail will be set and unless bail
is posted you will remain in custody until you are brought before a judge. At
this first hearing, called an arraignment, your Orange County
Domestic Violence Lawyer can make a motion for you to be released from
custody on your own recognizance. This is called an “O.R. release” and it doesn’t
require that you post any bail.
If your Domestic Violence Lawyer in Orange County is successful in convincing
the judge to grant you an O.R. release, you will have to sign a promise-to-appear
agreement that includes:
- Your promise to appear at
all domestic violence court dates with your Orange County Domestic Violence Attorney as ordered;
- Your promise to obey all
reasonable conditions imposed by the domestic violence
court;
- Your promise not to leave
the state without the domestic violence court’s permission;
- That you comply with the
domestic violence Protective Orders;
- Your agreement to waive extradition
if you flee and are caught in another jurisdiction;
- Your acknowledgment that
you have been informed by your Orange County Domestic Violence Attorneys of the consequences
of violating the conditions of release; which include being jailed during
the pendency of your domestic violence case and possibly new criminal
charges.
- You must report to a
probation officer;
- You must remain within the
county unless the probation officer gives you permission to leave;
- No use of drugs or alcohol
while your domestic violence charges are being litigated and submission to
drug and alcohol testing;
- That you not possess any
weapons that could be used in inflicting Corporal
Injury in a new act of domestic
violence.
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