Court bail Burleson and Haltom city

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Bail Bonds

• A bail bond agent, or bondsman, is any person or
  corporation that will act as a surety and pledge
  money or property as bail for the appearance of
  persons accused in court.

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How does bail work?

• When an individual is arrested for a crime in the
  State of Texas, typically that person will be
  taken to
• a local law enforcement station for booking,
  prior to incarceration in a station lock-up or
  county jail.
• Once arrested and booked, the defendant has
  several options for release pending the
  conclusion of his or her case.
• Bail is designed to guarantee the appearance of a
  defendant in court at the time directed by the
  judge.

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Types of bail bonds in Texas

• Cash
• Surety
• Personal Recognizance

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Cash bail bonds

• Cash bond means that the accused pays the full
  amount of bail in cash. Sometimes the court
  accepts checks or even a credit card.

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Surety bail bonds

• Also called a bail bond, a surety bond
  especially useful when the accused cant afford
  to pay his or her bail. This type of bail often
  involves a friend or relative of the accused
  contacting a bail agent, also known as a bail
  bondsman.

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Personal Recognizance

• A judge may also choose to release a suspect on
  his own recognizance. Personal recognizance is
  usually only allowed when the charge involves a
  relatively minor, nonviolent crime and if the
  defendant is not considered a danger to anyone
  else or a flight risk meaning that it's highly
  unlikely that the person will flee and not appear
  for his or her court date.

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