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Featured Bail Bond FAQs
A first-degree assault is characterized by physically assaulting someone to the point of great bodily harm, putting a person at risk of death, causing disfigurement or loss of use. First-degree assault is a felony charge and carries up to 20 years in prison with $30,000 in fines. There is also the possibility of facing second, third, fourth and fifth degree assault charges.
In MN, Domestic Assault it is against the law to “intentionally inflict physical harm” or “cause fear of immediate physical harm or death” to another family or household member.
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The Benefits of Using AAA Bail Bonds
The Benefits of Using AAA Bail Bonds When you choose AAA Bail Bonds, you are depending on the resources and experience of a trusted bail bond agency. Established in 1991 as Thomes Bail Bond, the current owner and president, Rick, purchased the business after buying out his partners in 2017. Our bail bond underwriting is […]
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AAA Bail Bonds’ Seamless Communication with Clients
AAA Bail Bonds’ Seamless Communication with Clients Communication and predictability are key factors in navigating the court process. That is why AAA Bail Bonds uses convenient messaging services to coordinate communication with our clients and representatives. Clear, consistent messaging helps our court systems be more efficient and streamlines the bond and court process. As a […]
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Conditional and Unconditional Bail Amounts and Degree of DUI Charge
Whenever the imposed bail amount is less than the maximum amount allowed, conditions of release will apply. If a DUI case involves certain circumstances, then an individual’s release conditions will almost always include that he or she agrees to abstain from alcohol and that he or she must submit to REAM or remote electronic alcohol […]
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MN Mandatory Bail and How Bail is Set for Drunk Driving in Minnesota
Minnesota law states that a judge who sets a bail amount as a condition of release must set two different amounts: one based on the suspect keeping other conditions of release (such as wearing a sensor on his ankle), and an unconditional amount based on the suspect’s not having to maintain any other conditions while […]
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What is The Difference Between Bail and Bond?
When defendants are released from jail, they may have to post bail as part of the conditions of release ordered by a judge. Oftentimes the words bail and bond are used in connection with these conditions, and more often than not, the words are used interchangeably. Bail is a dollar amount that the court is […]
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What is a Bounty Hunter and How are Bounty Hunters Related to Bail?
When a defendant is released from jail on a bail bond, they pay a fee and sign a contract with the bail bond agency, agreeing (among other things) to appear in court. The agency posting the bail bond is essentially investing in their client, guaranteeing that the defendant will appear at all scheduled hearings until […]
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What to Know Before Turning Yourself in On a Warrant
In new cases, arrest warrants are often issued by judges for probation issues or failing to comply with court orders. While you are typically notified of an arrest warrant via telephone or mail, it is not uncommon to hear about it first “through the grapevine.” Having an open warrant can be stressful (especially if it […]
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Dos and Don’ts While Out on Bail
There is an opportunity to post bail and be released from custody until your court hearing for many people facing criminal charges. Being released from jail can often cause worry about what you should and shouldn’t do while waiting for your next court appearance. You should take advantage of this time and prepare yourself for […]
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What are you Responsible for When Signing a Bail Bond?
Without seeing it coming, many people are put into the position of helping a friend or loved one who has been arrested. While the bail process is happening, many don’t take the time to really think exactly what the responsibilities are when signing for a bail bond. When you bail someone out of jail, at […]
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How is the Price of Bail Determined?
After someone is arrested, they are booked and held until bail is set. For less serious crimes, suspects may post bail immediately after being booked. Often there is a waiting period (typically less than 48 hours) and a bail hearing, in which a judge determines the eligibility and cost of bail. In addition to the […]
