Capias pro fine are
The writ is considered outstanding until paid in full. The recipient usually must remain in jail until fees and/or costs have been satisfied by time served or the fees and/or costs have been paid in full.
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capias pro fine — /keypiyas prow fayniy/ (That you take for the fine or in mercy.) Formerly, if the verdict was for the defendant, the plaintiff was adjudged to be amerced for his false claim; but, if the verdict was for the plaintiff, then in all actions vi et… … Black's law dictionary
capias pro fine — /keypiyas prow fayniy/ (That you take for the fine or in mercy.) Formerly, if the verdict was for the defendant, the plaintiff was adjudged to be amerced for his false claim; but, if the verdict was for the plaintiff, then in all actions vi et… … Black's law dictionary
capias pro fine — A writ for the arrest of a person who had not paid a fine which had been imposed upon him … Ballentine's law dictionary
pro fine — See capias pro fine … Ballentine's law dictionary
capitur pro fine — Same as capias pro fine … Ballentine's law dictionary
