Bail Bonds

Bail vs. Bond: What are the Differences?

When it comes to discussing a defendant's release from jail, the words 'bail' and 'bond' are often used synonymously. While the meaning of these words is closely related to each other, there is a subtle difference between the two. Both terms result in a temporary release from custody, but the difference lies in the source of the money that will ultimately secure the release of the defendant. Let's define the words bail and bond to understand their differences better. What is bail? Bail is the security given by a defendant to be temporarily released from jail while their case is pending.

By | 2020-06-01T14:31:06-06:00 May 8th, 2020|Bail Bonds|
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Can Spreading Coronavirus Get You Jailed in Colorado?

COVID-19, the respiratory disease caused by the novel coronavirus, has been spreading across the world at an alarming speed. It has put the world at a standstill as it has already caused a major blow to the healthcare system, economy, and other sectors of every country. We are also seeing some changes in law enforcement in this trying time. A mandatory stay-at-home order for all residents of the State of Colorado had been issued to prevent the further spreading of the virus. But despite the seriousness of the order, many are still not complying. Some people who have also contracted the

By | 2020-04-26T21:37:33-06:00 April 28th, 2020|Bail Bonds|
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How Courts Across Colorado Are Adjusting Amid the Coronavirus

The continuous surge of coronavirus cases in the United States is affecting every aspect of life, including all levels of the government. In Colorado, some businesses and agencies have shut down but a number of courthouses will have to remain open. Adjustments and emergency plans are being implemented in those courts across the state in response to COVID-19. Colorado’s Supreme Court announced the suspension of court operations such as jury calls in state courts until May, except for jury calls that have speedy trial deadlines. And in an unprecedented move, the state's legislative session has been halted temporarily due to coronavirus

By | 2020-04-15T17:25:46-06:00 April 14th, 2020|Bail Bonds|
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Colorado Criminal Law: Application and Exception of Double Jeopardy

Imagine this scenario in Colorado: after your pre-trial release from securing bail bonds and facing the criminal charges, you have been acquitted from the case. However, the complainant isn't content with the verdict and wants to file a criminal lawsuit with the same crime against you in Arapahoe Court. The Double Jeopardy rule protects you from such occurrences. The Double Jeopardy Clause, which stems from from The Fifth Amendment to the U.S Constitution, pertains to the right of the accused person not to face trial twice for the same crime in the same jurisdiction. Double jeopardy protects an accused person from these

By | 2020-04-02T11:20:43-06:00 March 31st, 2020|Bail Bonds|
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Witness Immunity: How Prosecutors Grant Immunity in Exchange for Testimony

We all know how Miranda Rights work. Specified in the Fifth Amendment of the U.S Constitution, it is meant to help prevent a defendant from making self-incriminating statements. Upon arrest in Colorado, an accused must seek to be represented by a lawyer or hire a Weld County bondsman to get bail bonds in Weld County. However, if the authorities are eyeing the bigger offender—probably someone who has been committing more serious crimes—the accomplice may receive witness immunity in exchange for testimony. Who Grants the Immunity? Federal or state prosecutors can offer witness immunity. They can choose the person who must obtain the

By | 2020-04-02T11:15:12-06:00 March 27th, 2020|Bail Bonds|
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Common Types of Property Crimes

According to a study, worker layoffs are one of the reasons for higher rates of property crimes. Property crime is the term used for the type of crime that results in the destruction or theft of someone's private property. This may include graffiti, littering, or even large-scale crimes such as embezzlement. Nevertheless, anyone charged with any form of a property crime can be arrested or fined. If you get arrested for charges involving property crime in Greeley, Colorado, you need bail bonds in Greeley if you want to be released as soon as possible. With a 24 hour bail bonds Greeley

By | 2020-04-02T11:05:44-06:00 March 20th, 2020|Bail Bonds|
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Forgery: Is it a Felony or a Misdemeanor in Colorado?

Forgery is the act of altering or creating written documents and other objects with the intent to deceive others. The most common examples of forgery include forging academic records or faking a check. In Colorado, it is a crime to possess forged documents if you have prior knowledge that it was forged with the intent to trick others. Depending on the degree of the offense, forgery can be either a felony or a misdemeanor. Forgery as a Felony Under Colorado law, it is a serious crime to forge written documents or objects, including: Stocks or bonds Contracts, deeds, wills, or other

By | 2020-03-02T07:20:31-07:00 March 13th, 2020|Bail Bonds|
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Immigration Bail Bonds: How it Works in Colorado

Getting arrested can be the scariest thing to happen to you, but it's a lot worse for immigrants who may be in the custody of Homeland Security. It is estimated that there are roughly 10.5 to 12 million undocumented immigrants in the United States. When these immigrants get arrested for illegally residing in the country, the bail bond process can be quite a challenge to navigate. Thankfully, not all hope is lost in these situations. Families can get their loved ones through the immigration bond, a type of surety bond that is used to secure the release of an undocumented immigrant.

By | 2020-02-24T11:03:50-07:00 March 6th, 2020|Bail Bonds|
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What Happens When You Bond Out of Jail on an Out-of-County Warrant

An arrest, regardless of the circumstances surrounding it, is always a complicated process. You want to make sure that your situation is properly handled—from the paperwork to the posting of bail to the day of your release. If you’re in Colorado, you can hire a dependable Greeley bondsman to do the work for you. The entire process, however, becomes even more complicated if you were served an out-of-county warrant. There will be some jurisdictional hurdles you will have to overcome, but you can definitely bond out of jail on an out-of-county warrant. In the processing of your release, the licensed bondsman

By | 2020-02-24T10:52:41-07:00 February 28th, 2020|Bail Bonds|
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What You Need to Know About Bail Bonds Payment Plans

Purchasing a bail bond in Colorado can be one of the most cost-effective ways to get yourself or a loved one out of jail. Most of the time, bail bonds in Weld county will only require you to pay 10-15 percent of the bail amount set by the court. Although getting a bail bond is cheaper than paying for the full amount, a lot of people still find it difficult to pay the premium. Luckily, this should not discourage you from seeking help. If you ask, “Where are bail bonds near my location?” you will find that there is often an

By | 2020-02-24T10:43:56-07:00 February 21st, 2020|Bail Bonds|
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