Ark. Code Ann. § 16-84-102: Persons authorized to take bail
Where this section sits in the code
- AR Code
- Title 16
- Chapter 84
- Subchapter 1
(a) The following may take bail: (1) A judge, magistrate, or clerk of the court; (2) A sheriff or deputy sheriff with respect to any person committed to the common jail of the county; (3) Any law enforcement officer designated by a municipal police department with respect to any person committed to a municipal jail; and (4) A law enforcement officer making an arrest as authorized under § 16-81-109 . (b) A constable shall not take bail. Acts 1989, No. 417, § 5; 2005, No. 1994, § 270.
(a) The following may take bail: (1) A judge, magistrate, or clerk of the court; (2) A sheriff or deputy sheriff with respect to any person committed to the common jail of the county; (3) Any law enforcement officer designated by a municipal police department with respect to any person committed to a municipal jail; and (4) A law enforcement officer making an arrest as authorized under § 16-81-109 .
(1) A judge, magistrate, or clerk of the court;
(2) A sheriff or deputy sheriff with respect to any person committed to the common jail of the county;
(3) Any law enforcement officer designated by a municipal police department with respect to any person committed to a municipal jail; and
(4) A law enforcement officer making an arrest as authorized under § 16-81-109 .
(b) A constable shall not take bail.
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