4.07 Officers authorized to take bail; responsibility--Abolished

This rule has been abolished, meaning it is no longer in effect and cannot be used in any court proceedings. It was previously part of Kentucky's rules that dealt with which officers had the authority to accept bail from someone accused of a crime, and what responsibilities came with that power.

Since this rule no longer exists, it does not apply to any current criminal case in Kentucky. If you're looking into how bail works today, you'll need to check the current version of Kentucky's Rules of Criminal Procedure to find the rules that replaced this one or that now cover bail procedures.