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Where Filed

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  1. What is the ordinary filing court for bail in the amount fixed under Rule 114 section 17(a)?
  2. Where must an application be filed when grant of bail is discretionary or release on recognizance is sought under secti…
  3. A person is in custody but has not yet been charged in court. Where may that person apply for bail under section 17(c)?
  4. Bail is fixed as a matter of right, and the accused is arrested in a city different from the place where the case is pe…
  5. The case is pending locally, bail is fixed, and the judge of the pending court is absent or unavailable. What does sect…
  6. The RTC convicts an accused, changing the offense from a nonbailable one to a bailable one. The accused appeals and see…
  7. Fixed bail is properly filed and approved by an authorized court other than the court where the case is pending. The ac…
  8. Explain the filing alternatives for bail in the amount fixed under Rule 114 section 17(a).
  9. Distinguish the forum for discretionary bail from the forum for a person in custody not yet charged in court. Include t…
  10. Explain the trial and appellate courts’ roles in post-RTC-conviction bail under section 5, including the changed-offens…
  11. For fixed bail after arrest away from the place where the case is pending, Section17(a) first permits filing with which…
  12. At that different arrest location, when does Section17(a) permit resort to the listed first-level judges?