Why You Need Bail Bonds in Legal Proceedings

If you are accused of a crime and you cannot afford to pay bail you will remain in jail until the case is resolved. This practice, known as wealth-based detention is not only unjust but also expensive for the taxpayer.

The court sets bail, a sum of money after arrest and prior to the defendant’s court date. The amount of money set is based on the severity of the offense and the nature of the crimes charged. The court is supposed to examine whether the bail amount poses “undue hardship” on the defendant and their loved ones. However, this is …

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