If the magistrate believes that the defendant has sufficient "ties to the community," the defendant may be released without posting bail.

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If the defendant is deemed by the magistrate to have sufficient ties to the community, such as a stable job, family ties, and no prior criminal record, they may not be required to post bail as their release alone would not pose a significant flight risk.

If the Magistrate Believes That the Defendant Has Sufficient "Ties