Can your bond be revoked? Once you're released from bond, you're under certain conditions of bond. One of those is to not commit new crimes. The most common way that your bail bond could be revoked is if, while you're out on bond, you commit a new crime. The district attorney can file a motion to revoke your bond, then you will have a hearing to determine if your bond should be revoked. If your bond is revoked, the court will put you in jail until your court case is settled, or the court can set conditions on the bond such as a GPS monitor, an ankle bracelet for alcohol, or other less drastic alternatives rather than incarceration.
