{"id":2174,"date":"2021-06-04T09:00:10","date_gmt":"2021-06-04T09:00:10","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/delaughterbailbonds.com\/blog\/?p=2174"},"modified":"2021-06-01T11:59:30","modified_gmt":"2021-06-01T11:59:30","slug":"reasons-your-bail-can-get-revoked","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/delaughterbailbonds.com\/blog\/reasons-your-bail-can-get-revoked\/","title":{"rendered":"Reasons Your Bail Can Get Revoked"},"content":{"rendered":"

It\u2019s important to understand all the aspects of getting bailed in case you or a loved one ends up behind bars. Sometimes, you might get convicted for a crime you didn\u2019t commit.<\/p>\n

But since you\u2019ll be arrested and held in a jail, there\u2019s no way out than by appearing in a court. However, under the US Law, convicts waiting for their court hearings can post bail or seek help from a licensed, experienced bail bond agent. A bail bond is a hassle-free solution to get out of jail and resume normal life while preparing for the court hearing.<\/p>\n

Sometimes, a bail request might get revoked by the court<\/a> and there could be several reasons behind it. Bail revocation result is collateral forfeiture, penalties, and extended jail time served concurrently instead of the predetermined jail time. In case of bail forfeiture, the bail bond company is also notified and instructed to revoke their proceedings.<\/p>\n

Let\u2019s look at all the reasons that might get a bail revoked.<\/p>\n

Failure to Appear in the Court<\/h2>\n

The most popular reasons behind bail revocation<\/a> is the defendant\u2019s inability to appear in the court of law. If a bailed out convict skips on their court hearings, the judge might rule out bail revocation order.<\/p>\n

As a result, the convict will be tracked down and sent to jail straightway. While a bail bond is secured against the defendant\u2019s flight risk, chances are that the court will not just forfeit the collateral but also take back the bail permission.<\/p>\n

Committing a Crime While Released<\/h2>\n

If you breach a law while being convicted, this could immediately result in bail request rejection. Similarly, if bail request was granted and the individual still commits a crime while on bail, the police will immediately arrest them, put them behind the bars, and the court will revoke the whole bail case.<\/p>\n

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A bail bond company also shows zero tolerance toward defendants that don\u2019t comply with the laws and regulations during their bail period. Note that it doesn\u2019t take a significant crime to get a bail revoked.<\/p>\n

Fraud or Misrepresentation<\/h2>\n

After a bail is posted, the court calls the defendant for a bail hearing in which the bail amount and other legal matters are discussed and decided. At the bail hearing, the defendant is asked several personal and professional questions and their answers are matched with the court\u2019s records.<\/p>\n

If the defendant misrepresents themselves, the court might revoke the bail immediately. Misrepresentation in the court of law is a serious offense. Even if holding back information can be considered as a courtroom fraud<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Get Bailed to Prepare for Your Court Hearing with Our Affordable Bail Bond Services in Indiana<\/h2>\n

Oftentimes, people are arrested for a crime they didn\u2019t commit, which they are required to prove in the court of law. Since preparing for a trial can be quite stressful, doing it from within the jail can be additionally daunting.<\/p>\n

This is where our leading, licensed bail bond agency comes in. At DeLaughter Bail Bonds<\/strong>, we offer bail bond services across Indiana. Our agents provide 24-hour consultancy and follow up services to help you comply with all kinds of legalities and court regulations. Our services areas include Whitley County, Fulton County, Wabash County, Kosciusko County, and many others<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Get in touch<\/a> to avail our affordable bail bonds services<\/a> in Indiana.<\/p>\n

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