| Bond |
| Scoop |
| Quit! |
| Surety |
| Dip out |
| Take off |
| Security |
| Help out |
| Post bond |
| Jump (out) |
| Free cash? |
| Use a pail |
| Pitch water |
| Renege (on) |
| Surety bond |
| Trust fund? |
| Free money? |
| Pail handle |
| Scoop (out) |
| Scoop water |
| Kind of bond |
| Pound notes? |
| Can" opener? |
| Legal surety |
| Surety money |
| Court setting |
| Court payment |
| Dip and throw |
| Legal posting |
| Posted notes? |
| Renegade (on) |
| Skip out (on) |
| Bucket handle |
| Kettle handle |
| Release money |
| Absent oneself |
| Accused's bond |
| Empty of water |
| Liquid remover |
| Release funds? |
| Kind of pepper |
| Perp's payment |
| Court security |
| Cost of leaving |
| Leave, slangily |
| Typewriter part |
| Throw out water |
| Empty the bilge |
| Judge's decision |
| Leave in a hurry |
| Bucket in a boat |
| Cost of freedom? |
| Empty water from |
| Flee, informally |
| It may be jumped |
| Judge's setting? |
| Kind of bondsman |
| Rescue with out |
| Slammer springer |
| $50, in Monopoly |
| Court collection |
| Lift out leakage |
| Price of freedom |
| It may be posted |
| Pretrial payment |
| Criminal charge? |
| Handle of a pail. |
| What a judge sets |
| Flee, so to speak |
| It's often posted |
| Prevent a sinking |
| Wicket crosspiece |
| Money for release |
| Defender's concern |
| Jump ___ (abscond) |
| Price a judge sets |
| Take off, in slang |
| Bondsman's payment |
| Prisoner's concern |
| Bondsman's concern |
| Bondsmen provide it |
| It may be forfeited |
| Use a pail, perhaps |
| Bondsman's offering |
| Bondsman's security |
| It's set by a judge |
| Some people skip it |
| Get-out-of-jail fee |
| Night-court payment |
| $50 Monopoly payment |
| Abandon a commitment |
| Extricate, with "out |
| Get-out-of-jail cash |
| Parachute, with "out |
| Work on a leaky boat |
| Amount to get sprung |
| Get-out-of-jail cost |
| Dump water overboard |
| Keep the boat afloat |
| Judge's determination |
| Get-out-of-jail money |
| Accused person's bond |
| Jump ship, with 'out' |
| Leave unceremoniously |
| Money posted in court |
| Payment that's posted |
| The price of freedom? |
| You shouldn't skip it |
| Amount set by a judge |
| One may get out on it |
| What some people jump |
| Defendant's bond money |
| Eighth Amendment topic |
| It gets set by a judge |
| Empty a boat, in a way |
| One way to pass water? |
| What a judge may grant |
| $50 payment in Monopoly |
| Bondsman's contribution |
| Cost to get out of jail |
| It's illegal to jump it |
| Leave quickly, in slang |
| Certain cost of leaving |
| Pre-trial court payment |
| Attend to a leaking boat |
| Give up and go, slangily |
| Leave suddenly, slangily |
| One of two on the stumps |
| What some bondsmen offer |
| Dump water out of a boat |
| Keep a leaky boat afloat |
| Try to prevent a sinking |
| Cost of leaving, for some |
| Skip out on an obligation |
| Public defender's request |
| Leave in a hurry, slangily |
| Defense attorney's request |
| Leave completely, in slang |
| Price of freedom, for some |
| Leave quickly, so to speak |
| It may be skipped or jumped |
| Jump (out), as from a plane |
| Leave when things get tough |
| Prisoner's means of release |
| What a felon may be free on |
| It helps one avoid jail time |
| Jump from a plane, with "out |
| Leap from a plane, with "out |
| One way to keep from sinking |
| Remove water, as from a boat |
| Remove, as water from a boat |
| Money paid to get out of jail |
| One way to keep a boat afloat |
| Something you might be out on |
| It may be forfeited or jumped |
| One thing to do with a bucket |
| Rescue from trouble, with "out |
| Depart unceremoniously, in slang |
| If you jump it you're in trouble |
| It's limited by the Eighth Amendment |
| Something it's against the law to jump |
| Security for release — part of a wicket |
| Something an arrested person tries to "make |
| Extricate from a financial predicament, with "out |
| Money that's paid in order to be released from jail |
| ___ bondsman (someone who gets a defendant out of jail) |
| Money paid to have an accused person released from jail |
| Target of reform for the Philadelphia district attorney, Larry Krasner |