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Larceny and Theft Bail Bonds for CT Residents
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Larceny is basically taking an item from someone else, causing that individual to not be able to use it anymore. Theft is broken down a little differently, since it looks at other additional factors about the incident. Additionally, larceny is usually viewed as less serious. When it comes to bail bonds involving both larceny and theft, either crime can be assigned a large bail bond.
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How Are Larceny/Theft Bail Bonds Determined?
Similar to other types of bail bonds, larceny and theft bonds are determined by more than one factor. In addition, it is important to understand that many bail bonds are now being assigned based on a “bail schedule”. This outlines each common crime, along with a bail. However, a judge can increase or decrease this bail based on the following factors that are directly related to the crime:
- How old is the accused? Anyone younger than 18 years old will be tried as a minor unless otherwise specified (in extreme cases, an individual may be tried as an adult if the crime was extremely severe). This usually means a smaller bond compared to the bond that may be given to an adult facing the same charges.
- How much was stolen? The degree of larceny and theft depends on the amount stolen. For example, first degree larceny means that the defendant is being accused of stealing property with a value over $10,000. Sixth degree larceny means that the defendant is being accused of stealing property with a value of $250 or less. Theft crimes are broken down similarly.
- Is this a first offense? If the accused has committed crimes before, they will be given a larger bond. In addition, if the accused has been involved in a similar incident, the bond will also be higher.
The Steps for Posting Bail
To post a bail bond, the first step is seeking a professional bail bondsman in your area. He/she will be able to help you with the process, and ensure that you take all the necessary steps to get your loved one out of jail as soon as possible. Below outlines the entire process, so you know what to expect:
- Filling out forms. The majority of your involvement will be you filling out forms. This includes a defendant authorization form, a payment agreement contract, a contract that authorizes credit card payments, and possibly a cosigner contract. All these forms basically do is say that you are allowing the bail bondsman to take over the process, and that you are responsible for the payment.
- The suspect will be released. Once all the proper forms are signed, the jail will get the all-clear to release your loved one.
A Licensed Bail Bondsman Who Can Help You
A licensed bail bondsman can help to bring your loved one out of jail and back home in no time. This way, he/she can properly prepare for their trial in a place that they feel safe, and can see their lawyer as much as they want. For more information, give our staff a call at 860-794-5362 today!
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