Court of Appeals of Arizona· 10/30/2001

State v. Bonds

Citations

33 P.3d 537
201 Ariz. 203
359 Ariz. Adv. Rep. 18
2001 Ariz. App. LEXIS 159

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explaining that where the “expected outcome” of the defendant’s “invited return to Colorado” to surrender on outstanding warrants, was “further imprisonment,” there was reasonable cause for the defendant’s non-appearance in Arizona
finding the defendant’s failure to appear was excused because he was in custody in Colorado
stating the generally-accepted rule that “the surety is not entitled to relief [when] the defendant’s inability to appear is the result of his own voluntary act in committing the second offense”
“[W]here a defendant’s nonappearance is due to his own fault, the surety is not entitled to relief because the defendant’s inability to appear is the result of his own voluntary act....”

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