| Organization: | Executive Office of the Trial Court Massachusetts Court System |
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| Date published: | May 24, 2018 |
Overview
The purpose of bail is to make sure that a person accused of a crime (a defendant) will come to court for proceedings related to their case after they’re released from jail or from being held at a police station. Bail isn’t a form of punishment, but a way of helping ensure that a defendant will appear in court at a later date.
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Catherine M. Coughlin, Esquire
(617) 788-7312