Sections 91514 and 5144 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (CCPC) are a guarantee for the person who appeared on the date of the hearing itself and the court on this date rejected the applicant's guaranteed bail. Instead, a notice was given to the applicant and on each of the six dates thereafter, no court order was granted by the court, but on the last date of hearing the applicant was instructed that Enter a written response to ascertain why the PCP, at this time, will not be processed under the CRPC, followed by the Applicant / Supplement The result was a load. The amount of bail was laid; the first phase ordered the court to confiscate the bonds and record grounds in support of the evidence of confiscation and only then the applicant was asked to pay the penalty or show cause. In which cases the first two stages were absent, the order directing the applicant to pay the fine, was found to be illegal.
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