parole violation bail bonds

There are two types of parole violations in Connecticut. One, called a technical violation, means that the individual was released from jail on probation and has now violated the terms of his/her probation. An example of this would be if a suspect repeatedly missed his/her meetings with their probation officer. The other violation, known as a substantive violation, means that the individual was released from jail on probation and committed another different crime. For instance, if an individual had previously been in jail for grand theft, and while out on probation got charged with a murder. If your loved one has been accused of violating their parole, they will be taken into custody to await trail. Fortunately, at 911 Bail Bonding, we are known for helping clients in the Connecticut area to get their loved ones out of jail to await trial.

It can be very difficult to get bail once an individual has violated probation. This is because this individual has already committed a crime and been incarcerated once, and now they have done something where they may end up in jail again. However, in order for a judge to determine the amount of bail, he/she will look at the following factors:

THE AVERAGE COST OF PAROLE VIOLATION BAIL BONDS IN CONNECTICUT

When deciding on which local bail bonds company to seek services from, it is significant to learn about their processes. The most important thing about the bail bond process is that it follows state and federal guidelines, and that it is done quickly. At 911 Bail Bonding, we exhibit both of these characteristics in our process.

The first step in the process is obtaining relevant information from a loved one. The individual who is seeking these services to help their family member/friend get out of jail will typically provide the following information:

Once we have collected all the general information we need, we then do the following:

24/7 Parole Violation Bail Bonds in New Haven, CT

At 911 Bail Bonding, we know how tough it can be to see your loved one in jail and awaiting another trial. We also sympathize with suspects who must await their court date in jail, where they can only see loved ones and their lawyer at scheduled times. We believe that defendants should have the ability to work with their lawyer and prepare for their case as much as they want. That is why we offer professional bail bond services to any individuals in the New Haven, Connecticut area. To learn more or schedule a meeting with our staff, contact us today.