§941. Private claims paid out of forfeited bail
When the penalty of a bond to prosecute an appeal is paid to the clerk of the court or county treasurer, the court may award to any person therefrom the same sum that he would have been entitled to receive from the penalty for the offense, if paid on conviction and not on forfeiture of bail. [PL 1965, c. 356, §42 (AMD).]
SECTION HISTORY
PL 1965, c. 356, §42 (AMD).
Structure Maine Revised Statutes
TITLE 15: COURT PROCEDURE -- CRIMINAL
Part 2: PROCEEDINGS BEFORE TRIAL
Chapter 105: EXAMINATION, ARRAIGNMENT AND RECOGNIZANCE
Subchapter 4: REMEDIES ON DEFAULT; DISCHARGE OF BAIL
15 §931. Forfeiture of bail; enforcement (REPEALED)
15 §932. Bail exonerated by surrender before default upon recognizance (REPEALED)
15 §933. Court may remit penalty; sureties may surrender principal in court (REPEALED)
15 §934. Liquor cases excepted (REPEALED)
15 §935. Action on any recognizance dismissed (REPEALED)
15 §936. Unessential omissions and defects in recognizances not fatal (REPEALED)
15 §937. Personal recognizance and cash bail (REPEALED)
15 §938. Surrender before default (REPEALED)
15 §939. Court may order deposit forfeited (REPEALED)
15 §940. Surrender after default (REPEALED)
15 §941. Private claims paid out of forfeited bail
15 §942. Release on personal recognizance or bond (REPEALED)