The amount of money that is required for an accused person to await their trial outside of a prison cell is called if a person can’t make they must await their trial in jail. (note: the same word answers both blanks.) a. bail b. release c. jail money d. cash pardon

The correct answer is A. The amount of money that is required for an accused person to await their trial outside of a prison cell is called bail. If a person can’t make bail, they must await their trial in jail.

Explanation:

The bail consists in making or transferring by the suspect, accused or other natural or legal person at the stage of preliminary investigation of property in the form of money, valuables, securities to ensure the appearance of the suspect or the accused to the investigator, interrogating officer or court, preventing him from committing new crimes.

i would go with the last one

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