Top 10 Most Common Offenses That Offer Bail

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  1. Assault and battery
  2. Larceny theft
  3. Public intoxication
  4. DUI
  5. Domestic violence
  6. Minor in possession of alcohol
  7. Possession of drug paraphernalia
  8. Driving with a suspended license
  9. Disorderly conduct
  10. Fraud

These are the top 10 offenses that require bail in order for the offender to be released from jail until his or her trial. Some of these might surprise you as being in the top 10 list. Bail for these offenses will vary depending on the offenders past criminal history (if there is one) and severity of the crime. Nonetheless, you can expect one thing for all these: bail will be pricey.

There are options for posting bail: paying the full amount in cash in one payment to the court, or hiring a professional bail agent to post a bail bond. These are the two most common solutions.

If using cash bail, the bail money will be refunded as long as the offender goes to court whenever needed, and complies with any and all other court-ordered terms.

If using a bail bond, the 10% premium paid to the agent will not be refunded. However, the defendant still must appear in court whenever ordered for the bail bond to be accepted. Even though the 10% is not refunded, bail bonds still tend to be more affordable for many, as the offender (or any loved ones) can pay this money over a payment plan.

Other bail bond options include surety bonds, immigration bonds, property bonds, and federal bonds, but these are more complicated and not as common.

For more information and to set an appointment with Santa Ana Bail Bond Store Services, California’s best bail bond company, please call 714-648-0586.

Bail Bond Store Broken Down To 6 Simple Rules

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Bail bonds and legal proceedings can be daunting to think about and dreadful to deal with. No one wants to be thrown into this mix so suddenly. But it happens. All the time. If this happens to you, do not worry out of your mind (more than you already are). We, Orange County Bail Bond Store, can and will thoroughly explain everything to you and we will be with you the entire way. Before getting down to the nitty-gritty, look over these 6 common bail bond rules and regulations, an overarching understanding of the process and expectations.

  1. The judge at a bail hearing will set the amount of bail. The defendant or someone on their behalf is responsible for contacting Orange County Bail Bond Store to discuss the bail bond.

  2. The bail agent will charge you the non-refundable fee for their services – 10% of the full bail amount. You will both come to a payment plan that is acceptable to your financial situation. Orange County Bail Bond Store accepts cash, debit and credit, and other forms of payment to make it easier, more affordable, and less stressful for you.

  3. The bail agent will need basic information like identification and contact information, the crime, and more. Have that ready so as to not waste any time. The paperwork will be processed as quickly as possible.

  4. The defendant is released on the condition that he or she must return to court when ordered. Once the case is closed, the bond is terminated and ends. Any collateral will be returned.

  5. If the defendant misses their court date for whatever reason (without proper prior notice and authorization from the court or police), the bail bond is forfeited. The bail agent must then track down the defendant. The defendant can be rearrested.

  6. The bail agent is responsible for paying the full bond within 3 months of the original missed court date.

We want you to get the best outcome of your situation. That being said, there is no other company more qualified than Orange County Bail Bond Store to take care of you. We have over 27 years of industry experience, over 150 licensed and caring bail agents, and overall a huge pool of extremely satisfied customers.

We serve the entire state of California, available 24/7. Call Orange County Bail Bond Store now at 714-648-0586!