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In Lee v. Langley, 2005 WL 1831115 (Utah App. August 4, 2005) the defendant failed to appear for criminal charges in Colorado and left the state in violation of the bond and of his contract with the surety.
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State v. Sun Surety Insurance Company, 99 P.3d 818 (Utah 2004) held that a bail bond surety did not have standing to appeal the trial court’s refusal to set aside forfeiture of the bond.
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In State v. Cobos, 2003 WL 22361492 (Utah App. October 17, 2003) the surety filed a motion in the trial court to set aside entry of judgment against the surety and exonerate the bond.
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State of Utah v. Sun Surety Insurance Company, 2003 WL 21295845 (Utah App. February 27, 2003) held that the bail bond was exonerated because
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In United States v. Mena, 2006 WL 1294623 (S.D.N.Y. May 10, 2006) the defendant was released on a personal recognizance bond co-signed by his wife and two others.
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In re Lopes, 2006 WL 695748 (Bankr. S.D.N.Y. March 21, 2006) rejected the professional bail bond agency's objections to the dischargeability of its claim against the debtor.
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In United States v. Varner, 2006 WL 482398 (W.D.Va. March 1, 2006) the conditions of the defendant's release included not using drugs, drug treatment and home detention.
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In United States v. Rojas, 2005 WL 3006078 (11th Cir. November 10, 2005) the defendant failed to appear, the bond was forfeited, and the bail agent started foreclosure proceedings against the residence of the indemnitor.
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In United States v. Zuluaga-Berrio, 377 F.Supp.2d 611 (W.D. Tex. 2005) the defendant fled to Mexico but was apprehended by the Mexican authorities and retrieved by the U.S. Marshal's Service.
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United States v. Garza, 2005 WL 673325 (5th Cir. March 23, 2005) held that bail agents did not have standing to appeal denial of their motion to remit the bond forfeiture.
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