Pretrial Service - FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
This means he/she is released on his/her promise to appear in court for all future court dates and to not reoffend while on release; no bail money is due at that time.
If a person is released on their Own Recognizance, the judge may impose conditions of release, which means the arrestee/defendant must abide by set conditions to remain out of custody. Some examples may include Intensive Supervision or Pretrial Compliance Unit with in-person and/or telephone check-ins.
The Court will provide a non-compliance report to the presiding Judge. In some cases, recommendation is made to the court to revoke the defendant's Own Recognizance release, which if approved, would ultimately result in the defendant being remanded back into custody.
The person should contact the Pretrial Compliance Unit at (702)-671-3153, immediately if they miss a check-in.