North Carolina HB 716: Adult Day Care Funds.
Status: POSTPONED INDEFINITELY (as of 1998-10-27)
State: North Carolina · Session: 1997 · Bill: HB 716
Subjects: APPROPRIATIONS, BUDGETING, COUNTIES, DAY CARE, GRANTS, HEALTH SERVICES, HUMAN RESOURCES DEPT., PUBLIC, REP. CLARY
Sponsors: Aldridge, Arnold, Baker, Barbee, Bonner, Bowie, Boyd-McIntyre, Brawley, Cansler, Capps, Clary, Culp, Davis, Dedmon, Earle, Goodwin, Hall, Howard, Ives, Justus, Kiser, McComas, Moore, Morris, Rayfield
Bill Text
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF NORTH CAROLINA SESSION 2025 H 1 HOUSE BILL 716 Short Title: Bail Bond Omnibus. (Public) Sponsors: Representatives Humphrey, Balkcom, Carson Smith, and Johnson (Primary Sponsors). For a complete list of sponsors, refer to the North Carolina General Assembly web site. Referred to: Insurance, if favorable, Finance, if favorable, Rules, Calendar, and Operations of the House April 3, 2025 *H716-v-1* A BILL TO BE ENTITLED 1 AN ACT TO MODIFY LAWS AFFECTING BAIL BONDS. 2 The General Assembly of North Carolina enacts: 3 SECTION 1.(a) Article 26 of Chapter 15A of the General Statutes reads as rewritten: 4 "Article 26. 5 "Bail. 6 "Part 1. General Provisions. 7 "§ 15A-531. Definitions. 8 As used in this Article the following definitions apply unless the context clearly requires 9 otherwise: 10 ... 11 (2) "Address of record" means: 12 a. For a defendant or an accommodation bondsman, the address entered 13 on the bail bond under G.S. 15A-544.2, or any later address filed by 14 that person with the clerk of superior court. 15 ... 16 e. For a defendant, any of the following: 17 a. The address entered on the bail bond under G.S. 15A-544.2. 18 b. The defendant's permanent or temporary address. 19 c. An address shown on court records. 20 d. An address provided to the bondsman by the defendant. 21 e. An address provided by anyone with actual or constructive 22 knowledge of the defendant's residence. 23 ... 24 "§ 15A-534. Procedure for determining conditions of pretrial release. 25 ... 26 (h) A bail bond posted pursuant to this section is valid for a period of not more than three 27 years in any case in which a pending forfeiture has not been issued and is effective and binding 28 upon the obligor throughout all stages of the proceeding in the trial division of the General Court 29 of Justice until the entry of judgment in the district court from which no appeal is taken or the 30 entry of judgment in the superior court. In order to be relieved of the bail bond obligation, the 31 surety must notify the district attorney 30 days prior to the date the bond is set to expire. At any 32 time within 30 days prior to the date the bond is set to expire, or if the district attorney receives 33 General Assembly Of North Carolina Session 2025 Page 2 House Bill 716-First Edition notification after the bond has expired, the surety is released from the bond. The obligation of an 1 obligor, however, is terminated at an earlier time if:in any of the following circumstances: 2 (1) A judge authorized to do so releases the obligor from his bond; orthe obligor's 3 bond. 4 (2) The principal is surrendered by a surety in accordance with G.S. 15A-540; 5 or15A-540. 6 (3) The proceeding is terminated by voluntary dismissal by the State before 7 forfeiture is ordered under G.S. 15A-544.3; or15A-544.3. 8 (4) Prayer for judgment has been continued indefinitely in the district court; 9 orcourt. 10 ... 11 (6) The prosecutor enters a dismissal with leave pursuant to G.S. 15A-932(a1). 12 (7) The court grants a motion to set aside the bond forfeiture pursuant to any 13 subdivision of G.S. 15A-544.5(b)(2) through (b)(7). 14 ... 15 "Part 2. Bail Bond Forfeiture. 16 ... 17 "§ 15A-544.3. Entry of forfeiture. 18 ... 19 (b) The forfeiture shall contain the following information: 20 ... 21 (9) The following notice: "TO THE DEFENDANT AND EACH SURETY 22 NAMED ABOVE: The defendant named above has failed to appear as 23 required before the court in the case identified above. A forfeiture for the 24 amount of the bail bond shown above was entered in favor of the State against 25 the defendant and each surety named above on the date of forfeiture shown 26 above. This forfeiture will be set aside if, on or before the final judgment date 27 shown above, satisfactory evidence is presented to the court that one of the 28 following events has occurred: 29 (i) thea. The defendant's failure to appear has been stricken by the court in 30 which the defendant was required to appear and any order for arrest 31 that was issued for that failure to appear is recalled,recalled. 32 (ii) allb. All charges for which the defendant was bonded to appear have 33 been finally disposed by the court other than by the State's taking a 34 voluntary dismissal with leave,leave. 35 (iii) thec. The defendant has been surrendered by a surety or bail agent to a 36 sheriff of this State as provided by law,law. 37 (iv) thed. The defendant has been served with an Order for Arrest for the 38 Failure to Appear on the criminal charge in the case in question as 39 evidenced by a copy of an official court record, including an electronic 40 record,records. 41 (v) thee. The defendant died before or within the period between the 42 forfeiture and the final judgment as demonstrated by the presentation 43 of a death certificate,certificate. 44 (vi) thef. The defendant was incarcerated in a unit of the Division of Prisons 45 of the Department of Adult Correction and is serving a sentence or in 46
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