Explanation:

- Option 1: Bonds with sureties

This means the offender is released by signing a bond with the assurance (guarantee) of someone else (a surety).

- Option 2: Bonds without sureties

This means the offender is released by signing a bond without any surety.

- Option 3: Both A and B

This would mean that probation is not allowed with either type of bond, which is not correct.

- Option 4: None of above

This means the offender can be released with either type of bond.

The law generally allows offenders to be released on probation with or without sureties, depending on the situation. There is no such restriction that prohibits release on both types of bonds.

Correct Answer: Option 4: None of above