What action should be taken when a defendant's case remains unreviewed by a judge?

When a defendant's case remains unreviewed by a judge, the appropriate action is to post a separate bond for each charge. This is necessary because each charge typically represents a distinct legal issue that requires its own consideration by the court. By posting individual bonds, the bail bondsman ensures that the defendant can be released for each specific charge, ensuring compliance with the legal requirements associated with each separate offense.

This approach allows for a more tailored and flexible response to the situation, as it acknowledges the different legal ramifications associated with each charge. It provides clarity regarding the terms of release and reflects the principle that each criminal charge is treated as an independent matter within the judicial system.

Involving the prosecutor or submitting a waiver may be relevant in different contexts but does not directly address the issue of bonding for each specific charge. Similarly, posting a single bond could risk insufficient coverage for the myriad of charges that the defendant may face, which could result in complications or failures to satisfy the court's conditions for each specific offense.