If you have been arrested, you will likely be held in jail until you are bailed out. Some might make the mistake of thinking that they can save some money and just remain in jail – after all, how long could it possibly be till you appear in court? Then, there are those who cannot afford bail even if they want to get out. Read on to find out how bail bonds can help.
Remaining in Jail
You might not, at first, realize how bad jail can be. Jails, however, are not meant to house people in a comfortable manner for any length of time. Before the jails and court calendars became so crowded, those in jail could expect to spend a few weeks at the most before their case was heard. Now, you can spend months or longer awaiting their court dates. Don't make the mistake of thinking that your time in jail will be short. Even weeks spent in those crowded, noisy, dirty, and dangerous surroundings is enough. There is also a compelling legal reason for getting out of jail.
The Plea Deal and Jail
It's likely that you will be offered a plea deal before your case comes up for trial. However, this deal may be more favorable for the state than you. Those still in jail are less likely to have contact with a lawyer and they might be so eager to get out of jail and get everything over with that they agree to deals that are far from fair and just. There is another solution, however, that can mean freedom for an affordable price. Being out of jail gives defendants time and the opportunity to carefully consider plea deals with a lawyer's help and to make a plea deal with knowledge rather than desperation.
Consider a Bail Bond
Bail bonds allow people to get out of jail quickly and for a far lower price than paying the court-ordered bail price. For a percentage, such as 10% or so of the full bail, you can be free to work at your job, see your loved ones, and cope with your legal issues with care and consideration. Bail bonding companies are often located conveniently near the jail and the bail bonding employees can help answer your questions. As long you agree to appear as ordered for your court case and follow all the rules of the bail set by the court, you can be free for an affordable bail percentage fee. To find out more, phone a bail bondsman in your town.
Share23 July 2021
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