Bail bond agents say those who run while on bond...

Bail bond agents say those who run while on bond after conviction are most difficult to catch
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Jason Pollock
Owner/Operator
Surety Risk Management
Los Angeles, California
(323) 786-FIND

"Approach is Everything."

When the case adjudicates... that is the end of the bond.... what they do after the fact is of no consequence to me or anyone on the bond... it is done.

Why judges allow this to take place is beyond my understanding.... "oh sure Mr. defendant... just take a week or two to get your affairs in order and then report to the prison main gate for your 10 year incarceration.... no problem.."

What gets me is when the defendant appeals the verdict and the judge continues the bond without allowing the bondsman to decide whether he wants to stick on the bond or come off... the judge is deciding for the bondsman and that is not right... but happens all the time...

also... I try to come off bonds when the case is under "deferred disposition"... I cannot be responsible for the defendants "actions" for the next 12 months... or whatever... I wrote an "appearance bond"... not a compliance bond.... but again... judges most of the time will hold the bondsman on the bond until the final disposition... wrong... wrong... wrong....

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Bill Marx, Sr.
"FREE STATE BAIL BONDS"
"FREE STATE INVESTIGATIONS"
DCJS: 99-176979
Cell: 434-294-0222

"Endeavor to Persevere" "Lone Watie"

"Good judgment comes from experience, and a lot of that , comes from bad judgment" "Will Rogers"

Here in AR the 'key' words are . . . "and if convicted shall render himself in execution thereof "

We are off the Bond upon Conviction. Here, the Judges "acknowledge" that and will ask if the Bondsman wishes to remain on the Bond . . . If the answer is 'no" the person is taken into custody, given an ADC Bond or ORd.

Of course, if there is no bondsman in the room . . . the bond stands.

Also . . . IF a party 'appeals' from District to Circuit . . .The Judge in the original case can order that the original bond stand for the appeal . . . no monies transfers hands. I argued this one, and the only thing that came out of it was . . . Now, the Judge has to ask of the Bondsman will stand good. If there is no bondsman in the room, the bonds stands.

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