Holding a defendant for trial for fear that,if the defendant were released on bail,he or she might endanger another person or the community is referred to as

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Preventive detention refers to holding a defendant in custody to prevent them from endangering another person or the community if they were to be released on bail. Choices A and C refer to release options, and choice B refers to the deposit of money or property to ensure the defendant's appearance in court.

Holding a Defendant for Trial for Fear That,if the Defendant