Yazan: Tyrome Holmes | 19 December 2011 | No Comments
Categories: government insurance
Bail bonds are monetary amounts pledged to a court to guarantee a person’s appearance in court. In return for paying bail, the defendant is allowed to leave jail until the case proceedings are resolved. The person in question, or the criminal defendant, must show up for court or risk losing the money put up for bail and possibly be brought up on charges of failure to appear in court. When someone is held for criminal charges, bail is posted at a certain monetary amount depending on the severity of the crime and the criminal record of the defendant.