Hear from what Cobb Defense Attorneys have to say!
Gregory Chancy
A bail bond allows a defendant to be released from custody while awaiting trial, guaranteeing their appearance in court.
Bail may be paid directly, through a bondsman, or with property.
Conditions of release often include no contact with victims, travel limits, or sobriety requirements.
Not all offenses are eligible for bail.
Bail requires financial security to ensure appearance.
Recognizance release allows release without payment, based on trust.
No bond applies when charges are too serious or risk is too high.
Judges weigh the severity of the charge, criminal history, and flight risk.
Prosecutors may argue for higher bail or denial of bond.
Defense attorneys can request bail hearings to reduce amounts or secure release.
Excessive bail challenge — arguing bail is set unreasonably high.
Change in circumstances — requesting bond reconsideration if risk factors change.
Constitutional protections — invoking the Eighth Amendment against excessive bail.
Alternative release options — arguing for recognizance or lower bond.
Bail determines whether a defendant waits for trial at home or behind bars.
High bail can create financial strain on families.
A skilled attorney can negotiate fair bail terms and secure quicker release.
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