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A bail bondsman is a person that is licensed by the state in which he/she will act as a surety and pledge money or property as bail for the appearance of a criminal defendant in court. Bail bond companies charge a fee called the bond premium, typically 10% of the bail for posting a bond on behalf of a defendant. The bond premium is not refundable and is considered fully earned upon the release of the defendant from jail.

Collateral is sometimes required depending on the size of the bond and or the offense or severity of the charge (s) made against the accused. Collateral can be real property, jewelry, cars, boats, ETC. basically anything of value. The collateral is returned upon the successful completion of the criminal case. The adjudication of guilt or innocence has no bearing on the bond. The bail bond only guarantees the appearance of the principal (defendant) each and every time he or she is required to go to court.

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Domestic Violence Charges and Bond:

According to most state laws domestic violence also called domestic abuse or intimate partner abuse means causing or attempting to cause bodily harm, injury, sexual assault against a spouse, a former spouse, a person you are dating, a person with whom you are living with, a person with whom you used to live and/or a person with whom you have a child together. Domestic violence can involve physical injury, or mental injury. Domestic violence can occur merely by threatening words.

The legal definition of an "intimate partner" when speaking about domestic violence cases includes husbands or wives, boyfriends or girlfriends, and same-sex partners. Therefore, any intimate partner, no matter the sex, can be a victim of domestic spousal abuse.

Most state domestic abuse laws are extensive in terms of what a relationship is, thus giving rise to domestic violence is defined abuse. "Abuse" is likewise legally defined in broad terms. Each of the following actions, among others, can lead to prosecution for domestic violence or intimate partner violence: hitting, slapping, punching, kicking, threatening with a weapon, threatening without a weapon, holding one against their will, hitting with an object, hair pulling, burning, cutting, stabbing and stalking. No matter how insignificant the physical touching was, even throwing a keys or knocking a cell phone from one's hand, you can be prosecuted,. Some types of domestic violence charges do not even require any physical touching, such as stalking or criminal threats example: California Penal Code section 422.

Your intimate partner / spouse does not decide whether to press charges in a domestic violence case. Once the police are involved you and your intimate partner no longer have the choice of whether or not to prosecute in a domestic violence situation. The decision of whether or not to file criminal charges in a domestic violence case is up to the district attorneys office assigned prosecutor alone. He or she will decide whether or not to file the domestic violence charge. It is incorrect, naive and dangerous to believe that in a domestic violence case, the "victim" has the power to "press charges" or not; once law enforcement is involved, it is out of the victims hands.

If you are arrested for domestic violence you will most likely be given a bond only after going before a magistrate or judge. At some larger county jails you will be given a bond as set in the bond scheduled for the offense charged, however, you maybe be held for several hours typically 8 hours before being eligible to post a bail bond. This is called the cooling off period.

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California DUI Drunk Driving Under The Influence and Bond:

California DUI laws are such that with every California DUI arrest it gives rise to two different cases: a California DUI court case, and a California DUI DMV License Hearing. If you’ve been arrested for DUI, or any type of California drunk driving offense, you must contact the California DMV within 10 days of the DUI / DWI arrest, or your drivers license will be automatically suspended. Even if you are from another state and don’t have a California driver’s license, you must contact the DMV driver safety office if you’ve been arrested for DUI / DWI in California, otherwise the California DUI suspension imposed by the DMV will be reported to your home state, and your drivers license will be suspended there.

WARNING ! Your state driver’s license may be in the process of being taken from you right now. If you have a pending California DUI / DWI case, and have not yet requested a California DUI DMV hearing, please do it NOW!!!
 

Orange County Jail 550 N. Flower St. Santa Ana, Ca. 92702

Musick Facility 13502 Musick Rd Irvine, CA 92618

Theo Lacy Jail 501 The City Drive S. Orange, Ca. 92868

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