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a person is incarcerated there are several ways for that individual
to post a bond to secure their release. The different types
of bonds and a brief description are listed below. |
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BEFORE POSTING A BOND |
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Bond - Own Recognizance, This bond requires an
individual to sign stating they will return on their appointed
court date and is not secured by any other means. |
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Surety
Bond - a surety bond requires someone of the Judges
choosing to sign, most commonly a spouse or parent. But does
not require any money at the time of release, however the bond
does state a monetary amount and the signer assumes that burden
if the court date is missed. |
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Unsecured
Bond – Has a monetary amount assigned to
it but does not require money at the time of release, this bond
is much like a surety bond but can be signed by the person being
released. |
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Cash Bond – Has a monetary amount that must be paid in full before being released. |
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Partially
Secured – Has a monetary value and a percentage
of that must be paid before release. The total amount and the
percentage to be paid are both set by the Judge issuing the
bond. |
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Property
Bond – This type of bond has a monetary value
and is allowed to be secured through the use of owned property.
This can only be done at the courthouse. |
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bonds shall be paid at the Jail with the exception of property bonds which must be posted at the courthouse. A picture ID is required when posting a bond at the Jail.
All payments of bonds must be in cash only
and you must have exact change.
All persons bonding out from jail will be
charged a $40 booking fee, $5 Jail bond fee and a
$40 room & board for everyday of incarceration.
The jail does not accept bonds between the times of 5:30 am to 6:30 am due to shift change.
Some offenses have a pre-set bond all others
have to be set by a Judge, when there is not a pre-set bond
that person will meet with Pre-Trial services within 12 hours
of being booked in. Pre-Trial will interview the individuals
and work with the local Judges to establish bonds.
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