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Definition: A court order directing that a defendant be taken into custody. A judge may remand a defendant who violates bail conditions, presents new evidence of flight risk, or commits a new crime while on release.
Category: Court Process · Statute: Florida Rule of Criminal Procedure 3.131 · Source: Florida Legislature
Understanding Remand (Taken into Custody) in Florida
A court order directing that a defendant be taken into custody. A judge may remand a defendant who violates bail conditions, presents new evidence of flight risk, or commits a new crime while on release.
How This Relates to Bail
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