How are forfeiture and revocation different in bail terms?

• A. Forfeiture and revocation are the same.
• B. Forfeiture is the court-ordered loss of the bond when the defendant fails to appear; revocation is cancellation of the bond due to violations, after which liability ends or changes.
• C. Forfeiture ends liability while revocation increases liability.
• D. Forfeiture only concerns cash bonds; revocation only concerns property bonds.

Answer: (B)