Adams & Conan

Adams & Conan, P.A.

Emergency Bond Hearings

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Bonds and bail have to do entirely with the 8th Amendment of the United States Constitution. According the the 8th Amendment, a non-excessive bond must be set in every non-capital case. Excessive is interpreted to mean that a bond should not be set at an obscene amount that could be misconstrued as having to do with raising money for the government.

Bond's are used to assure the courts that the defendant will not flee from the area to avoid future court proceedings. Occasionally, as in the case of a Violation of Probation (VOP), some judges do not set a bond at all. In such cases, Adams & Conan, P.A. can draft a Motion to Set Bond including reasons as to why that particular defendant should be able to have a bond, as well as schedule a hearing in front of the Judge for that Motion to Set Bond. A reasonable bond amount can be established through this process.

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