whats the possibilities of jail time with 3 50000. surety bonds?
607497
1st offense you might skate by with probation and restitution, if not you are looking at some time.
721229
Contact a local bonding company.  In most states it requires a 10% premium in cash (fee) and collateral in the amount of the bond.\n\nThere are also other types of bonds other than surety bonds.  Some require the bond be paid in cash.  Maybe he will get lucky and be released on his own recognizance (no bail needed).  \n\nRegardless of the release requirements, be sure the fool goes to court.......these things don't just go away.
177088
If you wrote them and cashed them, I believe the charge is Grand Larceny.  That's a felony.
330913
Ask you attorney or look in the your state's penal code book.
975226
It depends on how much money you have. I have seen far too many innocent people punished because of poor representation.  Good Luck!
683421
No one will be able to answer this for you.  It depends on the sentencing guidelines for the state you live in, your man's criminal history, whether he was on probation/parole at the time, and what sort of plea bargain he can work out.  This question should be posed to his attorney only.
722866
Depends on your state.  Most states you could easily go to jail for a year at least.
899299
You are well within your rights to press charges and I encourage it. But I am a city girl and am always thinking with an urban attitude. \n\nLegally, that person will get charged with I am sure (1) breaking and entering, (2) theft, (3) fraud....most of which are felonies. If he has been released he will be arrested and will need a lawyer. He will then go on trial and the courts will contact you. Once you press charges you will be assigned a detective or a person of contact within the police department. \n\nPersonally...I am afraid that this person has had the opportunity to look in your wallet, know your address, and may be even have made COPIES OF YOUR KEYS. I really am not trying to scare you, but as a single woman, we have to look out for any possible scenarios that may put us in harm's way. \n\nI suggest you atleast change all locks to anything leading in to your home or apartment. I would much prefer you to be safe than suing. \n\nGood Luck to you and I am sorry to hear that someone decided to violate you in that way. Please try to always remember to carry your purse with you and ensure that all valuables are at least in your trunk. Always remember to be very cautious when entering your car.
668541
Very doubtful. They will most likely arrest you when you go to get it.
1101042
With the amount that you were found with, you will not be nailed with intent to distribute, which is a VERY good thing.  You may have to do some community service and maybe serve some probation, but as far as jail time is concerned it is probably not going to happen.\n\nStay sober my good friend!!
819263
Absolutely not.  That is their fee for posting your bond.  When the bonding company post's your bail they essentially say that they will guarantee your return to court.  What I can't believe is that you paid 40% when the going rate is around 15% - 20%!!!  You got screwed.
541471
they could possibly go to jail.
952297
no. u can got to jail for that
256180
Need to know the code # you were charged under.  Go to the code of Va. & look up the code section, it should give punishments there too.\n\n1st class misdem. up to 1 yr. in jail fine not more the 2,500, either or both.\n\nhttp://leg1.state.va.us/cgi-bin/legp504.exe?000+coh+18.2-272+403655
481459
1. Yes, they will come to your house, work, any other place and pick you up anytime day or night. 2. C/S bond is Cash or surety, usually 10% of the cash bond ($1000.00 instead of 10,000) If you pay the 10% you have to do it through a bondsman and you won't get the money back, if you pay the full $10,000 you will get your money back after the trial is over minus court costs, fines and fees.
112406
5 YEARS PRISON TIME IF PROSUCUTED.
753476
The rules vary in every state, so it is hard to give you a definite answer but if you visit the appropriate state forum at http://www.prisontalk.com someone will be able to tell you exactly what the rules are and how to get this done.\nGood luck