when you bond someone out and they appear for court and they get convicted can you get your bond back?
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!
249630
Not if your on hold for a parole violation.  They can keep you until you go back to court and they decide if your going to have your parole revoked and have to go back and serve the remainder of you original sentence.
1020893
Unless he pays the bond he will remain in custody until the case is adjudicated (finished).  He might, however, suggest to his attorney to file a "Motion to Modify Release Orders".  The motion would request the lowering of the bail bond amount.  Frequently, if ou have been incarcerated for a month or two the judge may lower the bond and or release the person to pre-trial services and eliminate the bond.  \n\nThis motion, however, is not automatic and the defendant should discuss this with his attorney.
1030251
Well if your out on bond and you get rearrested for another crime. Most states will no-bond you and revoke your current bond and hold you till trail. But it depends on the crime or offense your bonded on. such as a DWI/DUI. If you get arrested for a 2nd DWI/DUI. Your no-bonded.
982415
You lose your money if they don't show up for court. New offense means new bail.
160504
only if he goes back to jail first, so if you can bring him with you or call the bondsman and have him come to you and arrest him before hand.
905281
If it is considered evidence they can keep it till after the trial is over. If there was no trial or the investigation is complete and you have been sentenced to jail, you get it when you get released. But if you weren't sent to jail then you should have gotten the items back already.
1101430
Nope.   But if you file a domestic violence charge on someone they are removed from the house and made to find another place to stay.  They are not allowed to contact you or any family of yours to get to you.  They cannot come within 500 feet of you or your job or your family.   If they do it can be pushed to a felony and that person will spend some time in jail until the hearing then they can post bond.
1029414
A bail bond is a guarantee note saying that you will appear in court at a certain date and time.  Typically, a bail bondsman will charge 10% per year on typical bail.  (this means if you have a $100K bail, you can get a bond for $10K and it will cost you $10K per year).  \n\nWhen you sign the bail guarantee, you usually agree to check in with the bail bondsman at given times.  If you fail to appear, the bail bondsman usually forfeits the bail to the court .  The bondsman can thenn go after you for the bail amount (both criminally and in civil court).  A smart bail bondsman will require collateral (typically a pink slip or house).
342019
No, depending on the state, but here in COlorado once you file the DV charges, the state takes over and prosecute's. The only way you can "drop" them is if they go to court and he pleads not guilty, they will go to a jury trial, and all you have to do is not show up then there is no evidence, and nothing happens to you either.
730152
Yes he/she is put in a local jail until the first appearence. Then its decided whether bond is necessary or not. If not then he/she will remain in jail until a plea bargain or trial is arranged. If a plea bargain is aranged and excepted then he/she is taken to prison know as General Population. If a trial is going to be set then he/she will be in jail or prison depending on when the trial begins.
1150753
yes because you signed a contract to pay. if you dont you go off bond and go back to jail. and you will have to bond out all over again
754972
Yes, you still have to go to court. You will fill out an info form for the bondsman and report on a regular basis. Your bondsman will notify you when your court date comes up. If you don't show up for court than a fail to appear warrant will be issued for your arrest. Your bondsman can file off of your bond and a warrant will be issued for your arrest also. Not only is a warrant issued for your arrest your bondsman gets a Nisi Judgement against them and they pay the full amount of your bond where you only paid a certain percentage. If this happens other bonding companies may not bond you out. \nSo, please go to court and take care of your business, it is much easier and cheaper on you in the long run. Hope this helped.
896506
First you are not clear about what you are asking\n\nOften if you are arrested and can not make bail, you will be held till the trial date.  then if the judge finds you guilty, you may be released with time served, and go free.  Or you may be found not guilty and go free.
1039023
Go back to court, locate ex, then they go to jail.!
290466
you lose the case you go to jail probably
767961
If the bail bondsman decides the risk is too great, he can revoke the bond if the person is still in custody.