Statutes | Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs Tribal Code Chapter 202 ยง 202.320 | 2019

The protection of individuals and the community demands that certain persons be held without bail or bond in exceptional circumstances. Such action is limited to the following situations:

  1. The person has been charged with a crime of violence. This requires that the person have been convicted of another crime of violence within a one year period preceding this crime of violence or, committed this offense while on bail, probation, or other release for another crime of violence.
  2. The person has been charged with obstructing justice. This requires that the person have threatened, injured or intimidated a witness or juror or has attempted such threat, injury or intimidation.
  3. The person has demonstrated suicidal or destructive character. This requires evidence to indicate that positive attempts have been made to carry out this forbidden activity.
  4. There is strong likelihood of flight before trial. This requires a documented history of such flight, or evidence of circumstances indicating that such flight is potential.
  5. The person represents a danger to the community. This requires a pattern of behavior evidenced by past and present conduct and, no conditions for release are available which would reasonably assure the safety of the community.