Bail Bond Process
1. Arrested
3. Posting Bail & Release
2. Options for bail
At the time of an arrest, the arrestee will be taken to jail, then booked, and bail amount will be set depending on type of arrest, which is set by the state magistrate.
2. Options for bail
3. Posting Bail & Release
2. Options for bail
The arrestee has a few options to bail:
1. Wait in jail for court and try to get released on O.R. (own recognizance)
Or try to get a bail reduction hearing to lower the bail amount.
At this point you have two other options in case you want out now.
2. Pay Cash Bail on your own by paying the full amount of the bail directly to the jail.
3. Call City Side Bail Bonds and pay a smaller percentage of the bail amount.
3. Posting Bail & Release
3. Posting Bail & Release
3. Posting Bail & Release
If posting bail was the option, the bail bondsman guarantees the court the full bail amount and arranges for the defendant's release from jail.
By choosing to bail out of jail, the defendant can make all court appearances while remaining jail free, save their job and get back their your family.
4. Attending Court
4. Attending Court
3. Posting Bail & Release
Th defendant will appear to every court date that's required until it is finished.
In some instances the defendant who hires an attorney may not have to be present at all court dates unless it is in fact required by the judge. Confirmation for this has to be obtained and confirmed by the attorney.
5. Exoneration
4. Attending Court
5. Exoneration
Whether the defendant posted cash bail or hired a bail agency, the defendant and cosigner are still held responsible for the full amount of the bail until all court appearances have been completed.
1. Meaning if you did not hire a bail agency and posted cash bail on your own, the courts will not return your money until the defendant finished with all court appearances.
2. If you paid for a bail bond service, the bail agency will not receive the bail bond back until the defendant has finished all required court appearances.
Which means the defendant and cosignor are still held responsible for the full amount of the bail until the bond gets exonerated. Nonetheless any unpaid premiums are still due because of the service provided by the bondsman.
**Freedom**
4. Attending Court
5. Exoneration
**When all is said and done, live better, enjoy the little things life has to offer and remain jail free. If somehow an unexpected scenario happens again, call the best bail bonds agency in San Diego or best bail agency in Riverside here with City Side Bail Bonds.**
Jail Booking Process
1. Arrest
4. Holding Cell
2. Property
When someone is arrested and taken in to custody, they are taken to Jail where they will go through the booking process. They will be fingerprinted to check for any outstanding warrants.
2. Property
4. Holding Cell
2. Property
Any small personal possessions such as watches, wallets, and phone will be placed in a sealed property bag. Any family member, friend, attorney or bail agent may request belongings if the defendant allows it. To request belongings, a person must go to the jail and fill out a form. The Jail will contact you by phone with notification that
Any small personal possessions such as watches, wallets, and phone will be placed in a sealed property bag. Any family member, friend, attorney or bail agent may request belongings if the defendant allows it. To request belongings, a person must go to the jail and fill out a form. The Jail will contact you by phone with notification that the property is ready to be picked up. This can take anywhere from 1-6 hours.
3. Medical
4. Holding Cell
4. Holding Cell
Inmates will have to go through a standard medical check to attend any medical conditions, small injuries or wounds. If the defendant is suspected to have any drugs or weapons on them they will be checked to prevent any harm to themselves or other inmates.
4. Holding Cell
4. Holding Cell
4. Holding Cell
Once the defendant has finished all required booking and medical checks they will then be moved in to a holding cell where a phone will be available to make calls to family, friends, attorneys, or bail agencies.