Rendel v. Mummert

How courts have described this case

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• upholding revocation of bail for petitioner’s commission of new offenses, in comparison to ‘‘outright [pretrial] detention, [for which] no bail is allowed in the first instance’’
• “‘sufficient sureties’ mean, at a minimum, that there is reasonable assurance to the court that if the accused is admitted to bail, he will return as ordered until the charge is fully determined”
• “Pretrial release with restrictions placed upon a defendant’s actions has long represented a compromise between the liberties that a person normally enjoys and the right of the [S]tate to insure compliance with its processes”
• “Pretrial release with restrictions placed upon a defendant’s actions has long represented a compromise between the liberties that a person normally enjoys and the right of the [Sjtate to insure compliance with its processes”
• \Pretrial release with restrictions placed upon a defendant's actions has long represented a compromise between the liberties that a person normally enjoys and the right of the state to insure compliance with its processes.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).