how do none arrest bail bonds work?
395861
A bail bond is used to ensure that a defendant will show up for court.  That is the main purpose.
395768
Bail amounts are predetermined.  The booking officer looks refers to a chart that lists crime categories and corresponding bail amounts.  Bail can be reduced at your arraignment which you are entitled to within 72 hours of your arrest.  Your attorney can request you bail amount be reduced or you be released on your own recognize (O.R.)Some charges are no bail and others are a cite and release.  Usually you pay the bail bondsman 10% and may have to prove additional collateral.  The police can request a Judge increase you bail amount or issue a no bail at the time of your booking if they want to prevent you from being released.  California
97431
Generally, it's pretty high, if bail is even allowed. Expect a bail amount between one hundred thousand and 1 million dollars, bond means posting 10% of the bail amout.
410507
If you bail the person out of jail with your own money, you get it all back, as long as they go to court.  If you go through a bondsman, you only actually pay a percentage of the bail, the bondman pays the rest, and when the person goes to court, he gets his money back, plus your money as the fee for his services.  Otherwise, you would be responsible for the total amount of the bail.  Good luck!
584138
When you are arrested the judge has a few options for release conditions.  Bail can be denied, you may be released on your own recognizance, or there may be a bail bond. There is in some states still an option of a third party release.\n\nBail bonds, also, have a few options.  Sometimes it is a "cash only" bond....only cash will do.  Most often it is a "surety bond" which in most states is 10% cash and collateral for the full amount of the bond.  This type is done with a bail bond agent.  Finally, some states allow property bonds where you can file papers with the court as your bail collateral.  This can also be done with a bail bond agent.\n\nWhen "posting your own bond" probably means is paying the cash up front.  One warning, however, when you pay cash to the jail you usually don't get it back because it can be applied to your fines, fees, restitution, etc.  They cannot do this with a bail bond from a surety company.\n\nHope this helps, good luck!
664175
Are you in the Phillipines? If so, here's some possible bond info for you: http://www.doj.gov.ph/bail_pd9.html\n\nIf not, can't even start to guess.
151760
First, there are several forms of false arrest. You can be detained by a concert organizer who closes a show and fails to tell you where the exits are. You can be detained by store security staff and threatened with prosecution. In the former, failure to indicate exits may constitute a form of false arrest. In the second, if the detention is maintained for a long period of time and is accompained with threats, without sufficient reason or probable cause for the restraint, may also constitute false arrest. Then there is the presumed  more common form performed by police. The latter is harder to prove absent a preponderance of evidence that the restraint was done maliciously and without reasonable cause. \n\nWhy do people do these things? For probably as many reasons as there are grains of sand, which is why the insistance by the courts upon an objective standard: what would a reasonable person do in the same or similar circumstances.
420141
MOST BONDS FOR LIKE GETTING SOMEONE OUT OF JAIL ARE 10%  IF THATS WHAT YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT
674960
They are usually retained by the use of handcuffs and iron chains...depending on the situation as to why they are being imprisoned. Officers have to be careful as to how they handle the prisoner due to liability.
592222
I don't know much about booking processes in New York, but I would go to your local precinct and inquire about your friends where abouts and about how to bail him out.  Like I said I am not sure about the NYPD, but you could always check out their website (http://www.nyc.gov/html/nypd/).  I find it odd he texted you as he was getting arrested, most cops won't take that and will confiscate the phone, I would.\n\nNow that I think about it, since this was yesterday, he's probably made bail by now, or at least made arraignment, depending on what time he was arrested.
774825
no special powers of arrest, they merley do citizen arrests.\nNormally thier companies have bonds, liabitly insurance and will hlpe fight charges brought against the security person.\n\nSince normally they are hired for that specific position, the courts look more agreeable to thier arrests or "detaining.\nMost do what they do and call it detaining for the police to do the arrest.  ( merely a play on words)
814297
If another state has a warrant on a subject it is entered into a "national database". When that persons name is ran it will come up that he has a warrant in a different state. When that agency decides they are willing to extradite that person (come get him) he is automatically held in jail until that agency comes and gets him and then will be transported to the state that has the active warrant to face those charges. It is almost impossible to serve warrants out of state. If they do not decide to come get him then that person usually is not detained unless the agency that pulls them over has charges on him. In the case that they do not come get him the warrant will remain active and if he ever goes back to Texas, he better be sure he isnt pulled over because if he is then he will go to jail. Sometimes it is not cost efficient to go get the individual, especially when they will have to pay to have him come back to TX. However, until he answers to those charges, the warrant will remain active.
622695
Just call me up, i'm a bail bond agent in Phoenix.\n\nSend me an e-mail and I'll send you the phone number. You can look in the phone book for Bail Bond Posting Company, AAA Bail Bonds, or Ziggy's Bail Bonds.....it's all the same company.\n\nOf course, no charge.
897813
First I am not sure how you can do it and be in the military ?\n\nAnd I am not sure that the army will want you doing it , do you have to get any off duty job approved by your commander ?\n\nbut basicly you talk to various bail bondmen about hiring you to do bail enforcement for them.  They may have you help with another enforcement agent, since most work in teams.\n\nYou will spend hours and days and often several days hunting down someone who has skiped out on his bail.  You will have to be able to follow where they go, and spend alot of time watching various houses and places they go out to.\n\nYou don't make any money unless you find somone and bring them back.  So you can work a few weeks and find no one and all your expenses are on you.\n\nAnd by most police they are not considered law enforcement.
1106788
It's to guarantee that you won't skip town.  If you do, you're out the money that you put up to guarantee the bond...and the bail bondsmen is out his money he put up so now he's going to sic a bounty hunter onto you!
402256
oxy is right. That is also why they have an arraignment where you plead guilty or not guilty and then they set bail and what not to let you out. The reason for a bail is to pay for the cost of your upkeep but will also prevent heinous crime offenders from getting out by raising that amount by an ungodly multiple.
339332
It is my understanding (in my state at least) the bail  is refundable only if you pay 100% of it.  If you pay a bondsman his 10% or however much, that is not refundable.  The percentage is considered his fee for guaranteeing that you will appear in court after bonded out.