Missouri Revised Statutes
Chapter 546 - Trials, Judgments and Executions in Criminal Cases
Section 546.670 - Recognizance, when broken.

Effective - 28 Aug 1939
546.670. Recognizance, when broken. — No recognizance given under the provisions of section 546.650 shall be deemed to be broken, unless the principal therein be convicted of some offense amounting, in judgment of law, to a breach of such recognizance.
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(RSMo 1939 § 4099)
Prior revisions: 1929 § 3710; 1919 § 4054; 1909 § 5260

Structure Missouri Revised Statutes

Missouri Revised Statutes

Title XXXVII - Criminal Procedure

Chapter 546 - Trials, Judgments and Executions in Criminal Cases

Section 546.010 - Proceedings upon information, how conducted.

Section 546.020 - Plea of not guilty, not formally tendered.

Section 546.030 - Prisoner must be present in court, when.

Section 546.040 - Issues of fact to be tried by jury.

Section 546.050 - Misdemeanors may be tried by court.

Section 546.060 - Practice in civil case to apply, when.

Section 546.070 - Order of trial — instructions, requirements.

Section 546.080 - Variance between charge and proof.

Section 546.090 - Court may amend record, when — clerk to certify corrections.

Section 546.095 - Offense not cognizable before associate circuit judge — procedure.

Section 546.250 - Person injured may testify.

Section 546.260 - Defendant may testify in own behalf — spouse may testify for husband or wife — spouse may testify against husband or wife, when.

Section 546.262 - Domestic assault, victim and victim's family not to be compelled to testify or disclose certain information.

Section 546.263 - Domestic assault, victim may testify by video conference — local court rules.

Section 546.265 - Criminal activity reporting to crime stoppers organization, privileged communication not subject to disclosure — in camera inspection permitted, when.

Section 546.270 - Failure to testify not to prejudice defendant.

Section 546.280 - Defendant may be discharged to testify for state.

Section 546.300 - Existence of corporation, how proved.

Section 546.360 - Defense of former jeopardy may be proved, when.

Section 546.370 - Exceptions may be taken as in civil cases.

Section 546.380 - Court not to charge, but may instruct jury.

Section 546.390 - Verdict of jury, how rendered.

Section 546.400 - Verdict must show degree of guilt.

Section 546.540 - Confinement of insane persons, costs paid, how.

Section 546.550 - Presence of prisoner at rendition of judgment.

Section 546.560 - Presence of prisoner in court.

Section 546.570 - Hearing before sentence.

Section 546.580 - Section 546.570 deemed directory, when.

Section 546.590 - Judgment to be entered by clerk.

Section 546.595 - Associate circuit judge to file statement with certain officers if no appeal — collection of fines.

Section 546.600 - Copy of judgment of conviction to sheriff.

Section 546.610 - Copy of commitment to sheriff — prisoner, how and where delivered.

Section 546.620 - Power of sheriff to summon aid.

Section 546.650 - Court may require security to keep the peace.

Section 546.660 - Section 546.650 construed.

Section 546.670 - Recognizance, when broken.

Section 546.680 - Capital cases, duty of court.

Section 546.690 - Statement of conviction and judgment to governor.

Section 546.700 - Sentence not executed, procedure.

Section 546.710 - Execution warrant issued to the director of department of corrections for execution of offender.

Section 546.720 - Death penalty — manner of execution — execution team to be selected, members, confidentiality.

Section 546.730 - Place of executing judgment of death, duties of director.

Section 546.740 - Execution, witnesses.

Section 546.750 - Warrant of execution, how returned.

Section 546.800 - Pregnancy of female convict under death sentence — proceedings.

Section 546.810 - If found pregnant — sentence suspended.

Section 546.820 - Execution ordered when causes for suspension cease.

Section 546.860 - All property bound for fine and costs.

Section 546.870 - Executions shall issue, when.

Section 546.880 - May be consigned to workhouse, when.

Section 546.881 - St. Louis City workhouse, commitment.

Section 546.890 - Persons committed to workhouse imprisoned for full term.

Section 546.900 - Stay of execution granted, when.

Section 546.902 - Municipalities in St. Louis County, authority to enact ordinances and enforce them with fines or imprisonment.