HRS §804-6
Bail bond continues after conviction unless court says otherwise
After a defendant is convicted, their existing bail bond stays in effect for later court proceedings unless the judge orders a change. This applies only when bail is allowed after conviction, either automatically or by court order. The bond remains until the case is fully finished.
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The statute, as written — Bail bond after conviction
Unless otherwise ordered by the court the bail bond given by any defendant prior to the defendant's conviction, shall, in cases where bail after conviction is permitted either absolutely or by order of the court, be continued as the bail of the defendant after conviction, and until the final determination of any subsequent proceedings in the cause.
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