True or False: In Idaho, after admission to bail, the court may increase but not reduce the amount of bail previously fixed.

In Idaho, the law allows for the possibility of a court reducing the amount of bail previously set, either on its own initiative or upon request. This flexibility acknowledges that circumstances may change after bail is initially fixed, such as new information about the defendant's situation or the nature of the case. Thus, the correct response to whether the court can reduce bail after it has been fixed is false, confirming that the court indeed has the authority to modify the bail amount downwards.

The other options do not align with the legal provisions regarding bail adjustments in Idaho, as they either limit the court's authority or create conditions that do not reflect the statutory powers granted to a court in this jurisdiction.