Except in criminal cases, or where another procedure is prescribed by law, the
Clerk of Court may approve bonds without an order if:
(a) the amount of the bond has been fixed by prior order, local rule or statute;
and
(b) the bond is secured by:
(1) the deposit of cash or obligations of the United States,
(2) the guaranty of a corporate surety holding a certificate of authority
from the Secretary of the Treasury, or
(3) the guaranty of a qualified property owner, when the guaranty is
accompanied by an acceptable certificate of justification.
Principal Office of Clerk of Court; Points of Holding Court; and Sessions of the
Court
