What does this mean “Order Exonerating Bond/bail”?

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What does this mean “Order Exonerating Bond/bail”?

Wednesday, October 22nd, 2008 | Law Enforcement & Police | admin

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I was looking at someones court history. They are supposedly still in jail and never out on bail, but this “Order Exonerating Bond/bail” made me think they they are out, or were out and are back in jail now. What do you think it means?

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psdiver
October 23, 2008

An order to exonerate bail/bond is basically an order to “free/clear” the money or property put up as bond money, and return it to the person who posted it. It can happen after a trial is completed by either the charges dealt with and no longer needing to attend court, or it could have been the case of somebody who placed the bond has revoked it, and the person charged is now back in custody awaiting trial.
Simply put, release the money.

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What does this mean “Order Exonerating Bond/bail”?

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