Rules Connected to Your Bail
The judge has granted bail, which is great. Once it’s paid, you’ll be released from jail. You can spend time with your loved ones, go to work, and enjoy life. What you can’t do is assume that bail is a get-out-of-jail-free card. It’s not.
Being released on bail means that you still have to face whatever charges have been filed against you.
You also shouldn’t assume that since you’re out on bail, you’re free to do whatever you want. There are terms and conditions attached to your bail. You aren’t allowed to connect with anyone the prosecutor plans on using as a witness. You’re not allowed to leave the jurisdiction. You’re not allowed to get into any legal trouble while you’re out on bail. It’s even likely that the judge provided you with the names of people you’re not allowed to associate with while you’re out on bail.
The most important rule connected to your bail is that you must attend all of your court appearances.
Don’t blow off the rules connected to your bail. Breaking any of these rules will result in your bail being revoked. When that happens, you’ll be put right back in jail. It’s unlikely that the judge will grant you bail a second time.
If you have any questions about what the rules are that are connected to your bail, you should contact the bail bonding agency that provided you with your bail. They will be happy to answer all of your questions.
If you need help covering your bail, the best thing you can do for yourself is contacting Orange County Bail Bonds.
We’re a reliable bail bonds agency that has spent decades helping people just like you. We’re easy to work with, offer a variety of payment plans, and provide quick and discrete service.
Reasons you should chose Orange County Bail Bonds include:
- Flexible payment plans
- Simple contracts
- 24/7 service
- Phone consultations
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- Zero worry about hidden fees
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Do you or a loved one need bail money? If so, do yourself a favor and contact Orange County Bail Bonds today. We’re available 24/7 and ready and willing to answer all of your questions.