Express Bail Bonds Denver Colorado

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DENVER COLORADO EXPRESS BAIL BONDS

• Express Bail Bonds is located one block south of
  the Denver downtown detention center in Denver
  Colorado. We are the closest bail bond agency to
  the new Denver jail / detention center. Serving
  Colorado as a bail bondsman since 1988 we know
  the bail bonding business and court system.
  Express bail bonds would be happy to answer your
  questions and help you post the bail and defend
  yourself in the judicial system of our state. It
  is important for you to protect your rights and
  consult with legal counsel in criminal court
  cases. We can meet you at the detention center or
  jail  or at our office for your convenience. 

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Express Bail Bonds

• Express Bail Bonds Denver Colorado post criminal
  bail bonds in all city and county courts and
  detention centers. Some other bail bond
  situations you may come to need are immigration
  bail bonds and car impound bail bonds, we do not
  post these types of bonds at this time because we
  specialize in criminal court bail bonds. Below we
  have listed some phone numbers of companies that
  provide these services, we don't have any
  affiliation to any of these companies so we
  advise you ask any questions you may have and
  using your own judgment if you choose to contract
  with any business listed.

Immigration Bail BondsGonzales Gonzales
Immigration bail bonds [phone] or
1-800-628-8888Ins- Ice Bail Bonds National
1-800-224-5937Action Immigration Bail Bonds
1-800-940-8889At Liberty Bail Bonds [phone]

• How Bail Works

Bail is a procedure by which a Judge or a
Magistrate sets at liberty one who has been
arrested or imprisoned, upon receipt of security
to ensure the released prisoner's later
appearance in court for further proceedings.
Release from custody is ordinarily affected by
posting a sum of money, or a bond, although
originally bail included the delivery of other
forms of property, such as title to real estate.
The principal use of bail in modern legal systems
is to secure the freedom, pending trial, of one
arrested and charged with a criminal offense.
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What are the release options if someone is
arrested?
There are five basic release options available.
The five options are-

• Cash Bail - Cash bail means a person must give
  the court the total amount of the bail in cash.
  The cash will be held by the court until the
  defendant appears to all of his/her court cases
  and the case is concluded. Full cash bonds
  provide a powerful incentive for the defendant to
  appear in court. If the defendant appears for all
  of his/her scheduled court appearances, the cash
  bail should be returned in full.
• Surety Bond - An alternative to cash bail is a
  surety bond. This process involves a contractual
  undertaking guaranteed by an admitted insurance
  company having adequate assets to satisfy the
  face value of the bond. The bail agent guarantees
  to the court that they will pay the bond
  forfeiture if a defendant fails to appear for
  their scheduled court appearances. The bail
  agents guarantee is made through a surety
  company and/or by pledging property owned by the
  bail agent.
• Property Bond - In rare cases an individual may
  be released by posting a property bond with the
  court. With a property bond, the court records a
  lien on the property to secure the bail amount.
  If the defendant fails to appear in court as
  scheduled, the court may foreclose on the
  property to obtain the forfeited bail amount.

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• Release on Personal (Own) Recognizance (P.R.) -
  Another method of release, pending trial, is
  through a county or law enforcement administered
  pre-trial release program. Usually, the employees
  of these programs interview defendants in custody
  and make recommendations to the court regarding
  the release of these individuals on their own
  recognizance (i.e., without any financial
  security to insure the defendants return).
• Release on Citation (Cite Out) - This procedure
  involves the issuance of a citation by the
  arresting officer to the arrestee, informing the
  arrestee that he/she must appear in court at an
  appointed court date.

• How much does a bail bond (surety bond) cost?
• In Colorado, the bail premium (fee) is 15 or 50
  minimum. Typically for bonds 5,000 or larger we
  charge 10 of the full bail amount with approved
  cosigner. For example, if the bail amount is
  10,000, the premium charged is 1,000. Most
  detention facilities charge bonding, booking, or
  filing fees of 5-50 each.
• When will collateral be returned?
• Collateral is usually returned when the court
  finishes with the defendants case(s), exonerating
  the bail bond(s), and when all fees have been
  paid. You must deliver bond release documents to
  Bonding Agent.
• How long does it take to get released from jail?
• It typically takes anywhere from 15 minutes to 1
  hour to be released on bail in a Municipal or
  City Jail. If a defendant is booked into a county
  jail it usually takes anywhere from 2 to 8 hours
  to be released on bail.

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Contact us

• Posting Bail Bonds in All City and County Jails
  and Police Departments in Colorado Including-
• Denver City and County Van Cise-Simonet Detention
  Center is one block north of our office
• Aurora Municipal Court and Detention Center,
  Adams County In Brighton Colorado
• Arapahoe County Centennial Colorado, and Doulglas
  County Castle Rock Colorado
• Jefferson County Courts and Detention Center in
  Golden Colorado
• Weld County in Greeley Colorado

1304 Elati Street Denver CO 80204 Call Toll Free
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