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2d. supra note 5 at § 154. 18. An "obligor" is defined as a principal or surety (including profession- al bondsmen) on a bail bond. N.C. Gen. Stat. § I5A-53K2) (1978). 19. /§ l5A-544(b). 20 Id 21. Id. § I5A-543 (1978) 22 IK ISC §3150(1976). School Law Bulletin 11 distinct criminal offense, punishable as a felony or a misde- meanor. If the principal whose bond has been ordered forfeited does not ( I ) appear before the court within thirty days after the order was served and (2) satisfy the court... that his appear- ance on the date set was impossible or that his failure to appear was not his fault, the court must enter judgment for the state and against the obligors for the full amount of the bail and for the cost of the proceedings. 21 This stage of the proceedings is generally referred to as entering judgment absolute. Should the principal appear within thirty days after the order of forfeiture was served (or on the first day of the next session of court that begins more than thirty days after the date of service), he still must prove to the court that his failure to appear was not his fault or that his appearance was impossible.
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