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Bail Bond FAQs : Idaho



What is a Bail Bond?

A bail bond is a Surety or Property bond posted with the Court to insure a persons appearance with that Court.


Can a Judge or the Court use a bond to pay fines, court fees or restitution?

No. A bail bond cannot be used in this manner. When a bond is posted to the Court it is only to guarantee an individual's appearance. When cash or cash bail is posted, the Court can use these funds for fines, court fees or restitution.


When I co-sign for a bail bond, am I responsible for more than one Court Date?

Yes. When someone co-signs for a defendant, they are responsible for the defendant appearing for all Court dates pertaining to the case in which the bond was posted for. The bond is in effect through sentencing or dismissal.


After I pay the fee for the bond and the person goes to court, do I get my money back?

No. The money you pay the bonding company (called the premium) is a non-refundable fee earned by the bondsman when the defendant is released from custody.


 
 

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