Section 15-13-8 Limitation on Number of Applications; Appeals to Court of Criminal Appeals; Procedure Upon Order of Court of Criminal Appeals Admitting Defendant to Bail.
If bail is refused by a circuit judge, no later bail application may be made. If the Court of Criminal Appeals admits a defendant to bail, it must set the bail amount and tell who must take it. If a judge is to take the bail, the sheriff must bring the defendant before that judge.
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