State v. Hill, 172 N.H. 711 (2019)"The evident purpose of RSA 597:2, III(b)(1), read in the context of the entire statute, is to preclude trial courts from setting unaffordable bail when a person is neither a flight risk nor a danger to the community. When unaffordable bail is set under those circumstances, the person is detained "solely" because of the financial condition imposed. By contrast, when unaffordable bail is set because a person poses a flight risk and the bail order results in the person's detention, that person is not detained solely because of his or her financial condition, but also because he or she poses a flight risk. Accordingly, we conclude that RSA 597:2, III(b)(1) does not preclude a trial court from setting unaffordable bail when it determines that a person poses a flight risk, but is not dangerous."