BAIL VS BOND

Differences between a bail and bond

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Bail refers to the money that the arrested person must pay to secure their release from jail. Another person may take financial responsibility and post bail for the arrested person. Bail comes in the form of money or collateral that must be put up by a loved one in order for a suspect to be released from jail. When you hear the phrase, "bailed out” it refers to the fact that the jailed person's bail was paid and they are allowed to be released until their trial date. 

You might have heard of the commonly used phrase of somebody being "bonded out". A bond refers to money put up on the defendant's behalf. When somebody can't afford bail, they can opt for a professional bail bond service to "bond them out". The bond company secures the release of a jailed individual.

At Latino Bail Bonds, we understand that people in Connecticut are arrested every day. We have decades of experience with bail bonds and will secure the release of your loved one. By helping you understand the terminology of the bail bond industry, we hope that it eases the burden of bailing out a loved one. Give Latino Bail Bonds a call today, and we will answer your questions and handle your bond if necessary.