What Does Ror Mean in Court
Have you heard of ROR in court and wondered what it means? ROR stands for ‘release on recognizance’, a policy used by courts to grant pretrial release to defendants without requiring bail. This means that the defendant has made a promise to return to court for their trial, but does not have to pay any money upfront. ROR is often used for low-level offenses or for defendants who pose a low risk of flight or danger to the community. However, if the defendant violates the conditions of their release, they may be subject to arrest and additional charges. Understanding the ROR policy can help defendants navigate the legal system and make the most of their pretrial release.