For example, in a criminal stalking case, an arrestee may be slapped with a bond condition that prohibits any contact with the one whom he stalked. Or in a child porn case, the usual bond conditions for that arrestee would include absolutely no contact with juveniles and/or not using anything that uses the Internet, such as laptops, computers or smartphones. Bond conditions are set by a judge, so if you violate them, this is technically contempt of court, and usually, a bench warrant will be issued for your arrest.
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For example, in a criminal stalking case, an arrestee may be slapped with a bond condition that prohibits any contact with the one whom he stalked. Or in a child porn case, the usual bond conditions for that arrestee would include absolutely no contact with juveniles and/or not using anything that uses the Internet, such as laptops, computers or smartphones.
Bond conditions are set by a judge, so if you violate them, this is technically contempt of court, and usually, a bench warrant will be issued for your arrest.