§ 7. Purpose of bail—Purpose of
constitutional provisions or statutory
scheme governing bail. 8 C.J.S. Bail

§ 1632. Constitutional rights with respect
to bail or release on one's own
recognizance. 16C C.J.S. Constitutional Law

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