Rule 9.2 - Release on Money Bail(a) The judicial officer shall set money bail only after he determines that no other conditions will reasonably ensure the appearance of the defendant in court.(b) If it is determined that money bail should be set, the judicial officer shall require one (1) of the following: (i) the execution of an unsecured bond in an amount specified by the judicial officer, either signed by other persons or not;(ii) the execution of an unsecured bond in an amount specified by the judicial officer, accompanied by a deposit of cash or securities equal to ten per cent (10%) of the face amount of the bond. Ninety per cent (90%) of the deposit shall be returned at the conclusion of the proceedings, provided the defendant has not defaulted in the performance of the conditions of the bond; or(iii) the execution of a bond secured by the deposit of the full amount in cash, or by other property, or by obligation of qualified sureties.(c) In setting the amount of bail the judicial officer should take into account all facts relevant to the risk of willful nonappearance including: (i) the length and character of the defendant's residence in the community;(ii) his employment status, history and financial condition;(iii) his family ties and relationship;(iv) his reputation, character and mental condition;(v) his past history of response to legal process;(vi) his prior criminal record;(vii) the identity of responsible members of the community who vouch for the defendant's reliability;(viii) the nature of the current charge, the apparent probability of conviction and the likely sentence, in so far as these factors are relevant to the risk of nonappearance; and(ix) any other factors indicating the defendant's roots in the community.(d) Nothing in this rule shall be construed to prohibit a judicial officer from permitting a defendant charged with an offense other than a felony from posting a specified sum of money which may be forfeited or applied to a fine and costs in lieu of any court appearance.(e) An appearance bond and any security deposit required as a condition of release pursuant to subsection (b) of this rule shall serve to guarantee all subsequent appearances of a defendant on the same charge or on other charges arising out of the same conduct before any court, including appearances relating to appeals and upon remand. If the defendant is required to appear before a court other than the one ordering release, the order of release together with the appearance bond and any security or deposit shall be transmitted to the court before which the defendant is required to appear. This subsection shall not be construed to prevent a judicial officer from:(i) decreasing the amount of bond, security or deposit required by another judicial officer; or(ii) upon making written findings that factors exist increasing the risk of willful nonappearance, increasing the amount of bond, security, or deposit required by another judicial officer. Upon an increase in the amount of bond or security, a surety may surrender a defendant.