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Watchlist, Hold Departure Orders, and Precautionary Hold Departure Orders (See also AM 18-07-05-SC)

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  1. Does the judge’s PHDO-specific probable-cause finding conclusively dictate the prosecutor’s later resolution of the pre… Multiple Choice Easy
  2. After preliminary investigation, the prosecutor dismisses the complaint for lack of probable cause. A PHDO remains issu… Multiple Choice Medium
  3. A respondent asks the issuing court to allow travel upon a bond. Who determines the amount and applicable conditions un… Multiple Choice Medium
  4. A respondent files a verified motion in the issuing court presenting evidence that she is not a flight risk and offers … Multiple Choice Hard
  5. The prosecutor finds probable cause and files an information in a criminal court different from the RTC that issued the… Multiple Choice Hard
  6. A respondent says a PHDO is permanently immune from review until trial ends. Explain the verified-motion mechanism for … Essay Hard
  7. A PHDO-specific probable-cause finding is invoked as a final instruction to the prosecutor to disregard the respondent’… Essay Hard
  8. An information is filed after a PHDO was issued by another RTC. Explain the consolidation route in Section 5 and distin… Essay Hard