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So if I'm reading it correctly, previously the court could require that bail money could only be paid in cash, and not be paid in some other fashion? -- nm
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JaxSean
I thought all bail was cash only? -- nm
Posted by
Spawn
Feb 24 '21, 09:31
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I thought there were bonds (i.e., bail bondsman), which isn't cash? -- nm
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JaxSean
Feb 24, 09:32
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that's still cash. The bail bondsman takes collateral from you and pays the cash bail -- nm
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decline
Feb 24, 09:35
what little I understand - a person had to come up with a cash percent for the bond to be applied
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Pippy
Feb 24, 09:35
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Ok that kinda makes sense. So they've eliminated that fee? -- nm
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JaxSean
Feb 24, 09:43
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Nope. All cash bails are eliminated
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decline
Feb 24, 09:49
I thought that was *why* there were bondsman. Their bond is the same as cash. -- nm
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Spawn
Feb 24, 09:35
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