2(b) (ii). Although not specifically so stated, Subsection (a) permits

placing the accused under the supervision of any person, including a probation officer other public official. Subsection

(c)deals with bonds generally and grants the court broad discretion to fashion the terms of the bond in whatever manner appears necessary. Unlike 18 U.S.C. § 3146(a), this Section makes no attempt to list the possible conditions in order of degree of onerousness. The impact of the different conditions on different persons will vary and the court should consider these differences as they apply in each case. For example, money bail to a very wealthy person would have little impact unless set extremely high. On the other hand, money bail even in a low amount to an indigent would preclude release.