What gives Bailbondsmen their right to arrest someone?
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Bondsmen have a blanket bond with a court that acts as surety for defendants they bail. When the defendant gets the bond, he signs an agreement that he will appear at court when he is supposed to and that the bondsman can force him to appear. Most jurisdictions further specifically allow bondsmen to seize defendents to force them to appear.
342789
none... they can arrest anyone they want to.... however, they need something to hold you on and that is another story.... but to arrest you and haul you to jail... they need nothing other than their desire to do it. They are the law and that is the bottom line... but they need to charge you with something in a certain amount of time although they can hold you without charging you for probably 24 hours... or so... depending on where you are located. \nMany foreign countries can pick you up and hold you forever..... and probably no one but them will know you even exist.... be glad you are in the US... you at least have a chance at defending yourself in court....
438320
Get with a bail-bondsman or a lawyer to contact this person.
569994
They are paid a percentage of the bail when that capture the defendant that jumped bail, such as "Failure to Appear" for a Court hearing. If the defendant is released on a Bond of $10,000.00, the Bondsman post 10%. When the defendant fails to appear, the bond is revoked, an Arrest Warrant is issued by the Judge. The Bondsman tracks down the Bail Jumper and takes that person into custody, turning them over to law enforcement. The bail is then rescinded and the defendant goes to jail to await trial.
984351
bail is the money you to pay to get ouy\n\nbond is an agreement to whoever put up your money that someone will pay them back if you run
584138
When you are arrested the judge has a few options for release conditions.  Bail can be denied, you may be released on your own recognizance, or there may be a bail bond. There is in some states still an option of a third party release.\n\nBail bonds, also, have a few options.  Sometimes it is a "cash only" bond....only cash will do.  Most often it is a "surety bond" which in most states is 10% cash and collateral for the full amount of the bond.  This type is done with a bail bond agent.  Finally, some states allow property bonds where you can file papers with the court as your bail collateral.  This can also be done with a bail bond agent.\n\nWhen "posting your own bond" probably means is paying the cash up front.  One warning, however, when you pay cash to the jail you usually don't get it back because it can be applied to your fines, fees, restitution, etc.  They cannot do this with a bail bond from a surety company.\n\nHope this helps, good luck!
481983
well, i don't know what they were arresting him for (if they were chasing him for 2 miles, they had to have a good reason)\n\nhe was resisting arrest, so I see why they would feel it neccecsary to do that, maybe they thought he was a danger to them\n\nwe need to know why he was being arrested....
1020893
Unless he pays the bond he will remain in custody until the case is adjudicated (finished).  He might, however, suggest to his attorney to file a "Motion to Modify Release Orders".  The motion would request the lowering of the bail bond amount.  Frequently, if ou have been incarcerated for a month or two the judge may lower the bond and or release the person to pre-trial services and eliminate the bond.  \n\nThis motion, however, is not automatic and the defendant should discuss this with his attorney.
959179
The bondsman benifiets by getting paid and the accused benifiets by getting out of jail to await trial.  The bail money goes to the bondsman only.  The bondsman has to pay the court if the accused doesnt show up for court.  Itr is up to the judge to set the amount of bond on the accused.  the judge also has the right to set a no bond on someone and that is where a bondsman cant get someone out of jail for no amount of money.  It is a business and that is how a bonding company makes money.  They guarantee a judge that a person will be in court and if they arent then the bonding company pays the court a high amount of money.  Bond for the accused is usuallyset at 10 percent of that amount.
62323
Suggest you go to DVMen.org for discussions of how the emergency protection/restraining order system is set up and has been used and abused.  Police can usually arrest where there is probable cause, and that can be established by statements of "victims."
357940
I think we need them because most people that use them have to put up most of what they own to get out of jail and if the person want to try and flee the bail bondsmen have bounty hunters that will go after them at no cost to the tax payers,  it is less of a problem the police are over worked and short handed as it is so it can be hard for them to go after someone not that the don't try.  but it helps out the police because there are people actively hunting the guy that fled.  Most officers that recover a fugitive end up not knowing they have the person until they check there id with dispatch.  so it is a great help in recovering people that have fled.  Also by being able to bail out of jail a person is better able to actively work on there case.
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The 5th Admendemt protects agains self-incrimination.  The defendant has the right to counsel during the interrogation process.  MIRANDA PROCESS MIRANDA RIGHTS....\n\n\nThe right to remain silent, anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law, you have the right to have a lawyer present during questioning, if you cannont afford a lawywe, one will be appointed for you.  Knowing and understanding these rights do wish to comtinue?
667359
If you think they may still be in Jail call a bailbonds place. They get public records very quickly. Tell them you want to bail out whomever your talking about but you dont know where they are. Dont tell them you dont know if they did get arrested because then they wont waist their time looking.
387834
tell them to leave.  If they didn't, have them arrested.
642295
The same as for arresting a civilian.  You call law enforcement and if you can convince them that a crime was committed and that the servicemember is likely to have committed that crime - then they will conduct the arrest.
979630
I don't know of any court cases that have addressed this question.\n\nThe thing about citizen's arrest is that it is generally raised as a defense to claims of false imprisonment or battery, given that making the 'arrest' means performing conduct that is criminal and/or tortious.\n\nMost immigration violations are misdemeanors, so they do not rise to the level of dangerous felonies that most states require before citizens are allowed to arrest people. Also, the federal govt has near-exclusive authority over immigration issues, so even local or state police have very little ability to arrest or hold people based on alleged immigration violations.
879486
It's a probation hold warrant, not a regular warrant. They do not have to give her bail (bond). Keep in mind, she is out on probation in lieu of being in jail on her original offense. She could be fully violated and have to serve the rest of her original sentence.\n\nWhether or not someone poses a "threat" to someone else has no bearing on placing a hold on her. It has to do with meeting the requirements of her probation. (I beg to differ about a meth addict not being a threat to anyone. The rage I've seen some of them get in is scary.)\n\nI imagine she has failed to perform some requirement of her probation (like failing to go to rehab) or committed some new crimes while on probation.