If the defendant cannot raise bail or bail is unreasonable,the defense may do all except

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An interlocutory motion is not a direct action to address the issue of bail amount or the defendant's inability to raise bail. It refers to a motion that is decided before the main issue of the case is resolved, and does not directly pertain to modifying bail conditions. Options A and B are direct legal actions to address bail concerns, and D is a practical step but not a legal action.

If the Defendant Cannot Raise Bail or Bail Is Unreasonable,the