An arrest and being placed in custody is one of the most stressful and disorienting experiences you can face. One of the immediate concerns arrestees face following an arrest is whether to post bail themselves or seek the help of a bail...
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Before bail was an option for securing release from police custody, getting arrested often meant facing arbitrary confinement under the criminal justice system. Suspects would remain in jail cells, unsure of when or if they would get out....
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The U.S. bail system, 18 U.S.C., has a long history connected with justice and due process principles. These facts enable many defendants to stay in the community awaiting trial. Designed to balance the presumption of innocence, judicial...
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Bail is essential in incentivizing court appearances for eligible defendants who wish to attend their trial from home instead of remaining in jail. In addition to giving defendants time to prepare for the trial, bail release eases...
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If you are arrested for a crime in California, you have a constitutional right to seek release on bail. At your arraignment or court hearing, a judge will determine if you are eligible for release and set the bail amount based on factors...
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California's bail system is flawed because some defendants remain in pretrial detention even though they are eligible for bail, because they cannot afford the required amount. As a result, bail laws have undergone a series of reforms and...
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When placed under arrest, among the initial things you think about is how you will secure your jail release. In California, bail is the most prevalent way of leaving custody; it permits you to regain pretrial freedom. Bail can be a...
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For most people, several aspects of the bail process are confusing or simply unknown. That is often because many people never imagine being under arrest or requiring bail to secure their freedom. Many people are fortunate enough to avoid...
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A co-signer has a critical role in the bail bond process. You agree to take responsibility for a defendant’s actions, meaning you are responsible for their bail if they fail to appear and the court forfeits it. Bail bondsmen ask for a...
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Co-signing bail bonds means signing an indemnity agreement or promissory note that financially obligates you to pay the entire bail amount if the defendant fails to attend any scheduled court hearing. You are also obligated to use your...
READ MOREIf you’ve been accused of committing a criminal offense in California, you would not want to be stuck in jail waiting for your trial. At Alana’s Bail Bonds, we’ll assist you in getting out of custody quickly. Whether it’s a DUI or theft charge, we’ve got your back. We realize this can be a scary time, so our experienced bail agents are here to explain how it all works. We accept credit cards, have flexible payment plans, and often do not need collateral. Our agents will work with you to bring your loved one home quickly. We’re here to help, not judge. Call our bail bonds company today at 619-468-9333 to begin your journey to freedom.
