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    Although we like to think that our bail bonds process is pretty straightforward, there are always complications that vary from case to case within the legal system. In some instances, the judge may decide not to set bail at all, in which case there is very little that a professional bail bonds service can do to help. If your loved one has been denied bail, it is likely a stressful and emotional time for you, and our team is here to assist you to better understand the situation. 

    Reasons for Bail To Be Denied

    Judges will typically assign bail for most crimes, especially minor crimes, as outlined in a bail schedule. The reasons for bail denial can vary, but usually have to do with the severity of the crime or the accused’s criminal history. The defendant may be denied bail if they have:

    Been charged with a capital offense

    Been charged with another type of serious crime

    Committed serious crimes in the past

    Skipped a trial in the past

    These are all common reasons for a judge to deny bail, but again, every situation is different and you can’t make any assumptions about whether or not your loved one will be granted bail. No matter the situation, our team can help answer your questions.

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    Rely On Mike’s Bail Bonds, Day or Night

    Whatever type of bail bonds status- or lack of one- you have been faced with, the professionals at Mike’s Bail Bonds are here to help. We may not be able to change whether or not your loved one is granted bail, but we can definitely answer any questions you may have and provide you with reliable, expert information 24/7. Call us to learn more about the different types of bail bonds we service, how the bail process works, or any other bail bond-related information. 

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    Frequently Asked Questions

    • What are bail bond limits, and how do they work?

      Bail bond limits refer to the maximum amount that can be set for a bail bond in a particular case. These limits are typically determined by the court and vary based on the severity of the charges and other factors. Bail bond limits ensure that defendants have access to bail, but they also serve to protect the interests of the court. Bail bondsmen work within these limits to provide bail bonds that cover the required amount and secure the defendant's release from custody.

    • How are bail bond limits determined?

      The determination of bail bond limits is typically at the discretion of the court. The court takes into account various factors such as the severity of the charges, the defendant's criminal history, flight risk, ties to the community, and other relevant considerations. Based on these factors, the court sets the bail bond limit to ensure that it is appropriate for the case, balances the interests of the defendant and the court, and ensures the defendant's appearance at future court proceedings.

    • Can bail bond limits be negotiated or modified?

      In most cases, bail bond limits are determined by the court and are not easily negotiated or modified. However, there may be certain circumstances where a bail bondsman or an attorney can present compelling reasons to the court for reconsidering the bail bond limit. It's important to consult with legal professionals who can assess the specific details of your case and provide guidance on any potential options for modifying the bail bond limit. 

    • Are there alternative options available if the bail bond limit is too high?

      If the bail bond limit set by the court is unaffordable, there might be alternative options to explore. These options can vary depending on the jurisdiction and specific circumstances. Some potential alternatives could include seeking a bail reduction hearing, presenting additional collateral or assets, or exploring alternative forms of pretrial release, such as a supervised release program. It's advisable to consult with a bail bondsman or an attorney who can assess your situation and help you explore the available options.

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    Get reliable, friendly bail bonds service any time of the day or night. At Mike's Bail Bonds, you can count on:

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