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Disqualifications for Release on Recognizance. Any of the following circumstances shall be a valid ground for the court to disqualify an accused from availing of the benefits provided herein:
(a) The accused bad made untruthful statements in his/her sworn affidavit prescribed under Section 5(a);
(b) The accused is a recidivist, quasi-recidivist, habitual delinquent, or has committed a crime aggravated by the circumstance of reiteration;
(c) The accused had been found to have previously escaped from legal confinement, evaded sentence or has violated the conditions of bail or release on recognizance without valid justification;
(d) The accused had previously committed a crime while on probation, parole or under conditional pardon;
(e) The personal circumstances of the accused or nature of the facts surrounding his/her case indicate the probability of flight if released on recognizance;
(f) There is a great risk that the accused may commit another crime during the pendency of the case; and
(g) The accused has a pending criminal case which has the same or higher penalty to the new crime he/she is being accused of.1wphi1
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