24 Hour Bail Bonds:
Los Angeles: 323-547-8786 | Orange County: 714-541-1155 San Bernardino: 909-381-3899 619-381-4859 San Diego: Riverside: 951-445-4155
24 Hour Bail Bonds:
Los Angeles: 323-547-8786
Orange County: 714-541-1155
San Bernardino: 909-381-3899
San Diego: 619-381-4859
Riverside: 951-445-4155
Posted on Dec 2nd, 2021 by
It can be very frustrating and upsetting to find out a loved one is in jail and needs your help. There are a variety of reasons why this person ended up in the situation they’re in but it may not matter to you if you care for them and simply want to see them set free. The reality is that the judge can impose bail security that must be paid...
Posted on Nov 12th, 2021 by
This article will discuss the arrest, booking and bail process here in California. Procedures for arrests and booking will vary slightly depending on the arresting agency and the nature of the crimes. The process includes the booking process and bail hearing that will decide whether a person incarcerated has a right to bail. Once the accused...
Posted on Oct 6th, 2021 by
One of the most stressful aspects of being charged with a criminal offense is wondering whether you’ll have to wait in jail until your next appearance. Unless you’re charged with a capital crime, the judge will set an amount of money to be paid to the court to ensure your appearance at future hearings. This payment is known as bail. If you...
Posted on Oct 6th, 2021 by
In California, if you’re charged with a criminal offense, you’ll be allowed to go home until your next court appearance if you can come up with enough money to pay the bail the judge has ordered for your case. Awareness is increasing about how this system often causes poor people that commit minor offenses to remain in jail, while wealthy...
Posted on Oct 6th, 2021 by
If you’re a criminal defendant in California, bail can be set on your arrest warrant, the county bail schedule or it can be determined by a judge within after your arrest. The judge has wide discretion to determine the amount of bail, but you have the right to contest it and to argue that you should be released without bail. Bail reduction...
Posted on Sep 27th, 2021 by
On March 25th, 2021, the Supreme Court of California pronounced its decision regarding the petitioner Kenneth Humphrey’s case (S247278). It had focused on two crucial questions about bail; whether cash bail is unconstitutional and what is the modus operandi to resolve two contradicting California Constitution provisions about bail. The...
Posted on Jul 17th, 2021 by
The California Department of Insurance (CDI) has the authority to regulate the bail bond business as per the Bail Bond Regulatory Act. Currently, there are approximately 3,200 licensed bail agents and organizations in California. (California Department of Insurance) This article incorporates how to shop for the best deals on bail bonds in...
Posted on Jul 14th, 2021 by
The American constitution granted the right of bail excepts for the defendants charged with serious charges. It is worth mentioning that the Policy Institute of California in 2015 showed about 50,000 incarceration rate in California is awaiting sentencing or trial. However, bail is a protective way for the accused to prove his innocence. In...