What is the consequence of failing to comply with bail conditions?

Failing to comply with bail conditions typically leads to bond forfeiture. When an individual is released on bail, they agree to certain conditions set by the court, such as appearing for all required court dates or not committing any new offenses. If a person violates these conditions, the court may determine that the bail is no longer valid, resulting in the forfeiture of the bond. This means that the money or collateral put up for the bail is lost, and the individual may also face additional legal consequences, such as being re-arrested or facing charges related to the bail violation.

The other responses, such as increased bail amount or immediate release, do not accurately capture the direct consequence of failing to abide by bail conditions. Legal immunity is also incorrect, as failing to comply with bail terms can lead to more legal issues, not immunity from prosecution or penalties.