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C-25.1 - Code of Penal Procedure
Section 92
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92. The judge before whom an arrested person appears shall release him from custody, unless he is satisfied that the detention of the person is justified under article 74, 75 or 79, in which case he shall order that his detention be continued.
If the judge orders that the detention of the arrested person be continued, he may, on the application of the person or of the prosecutor, adjourn the trial, complying with the time limit prescribed in article 94, and order, by remand warrant, that the arrested person be remanded to custody in a detention centre.
The judge may require, as a condition for release from custody, security in the amount he determines in accordance with article 76 or 77. He shall not order a person under eighteen years of age to furnish security in excess of $500.
92. The judge before whom an arrested person appears shall release him from custody, unless he is satisfied that the detention of the person is justified under article 74, 75 or 79, in which case he shall order that his detention be continued.
The judge may require, as a condition for release from custody, security in the amount he determines in accordance with article 76 or 77. He shall not order a person under eighteen years of age to furnish security in excess of $500.
92. The judge before whom an arrested person appears shall release him from custody, unless he is satisfied that the detention of the person is justified under article 74, 75 or 79, in which case he shall order that his detention be continued.
The judge may require, as a condition for release from custody, security in the amount he determines in accordance with article 76 or 77. He shall not order a person under eighteen years of age to furnish security in excess of $100.
