Criminal Court Process - Bail

Bail

Criminal Bail:

Setting the bail is one of the most important parts of the criminal process. When a trial date is set for court, the defendant could be released on bail. Bail is set to release a defendant in exchange for money, which the court holds until all trials are complete. This is in hopes that the defendant will show up for his court dates and recover the bail.

The amount of bail depends on the type of crime committed. The more serious crimes have higher bail amounts.

Sometimes, a criminal defense lawyer can help reduce a defendant's bail. If a defendant is unable to afford a criminal defense lawyer, a public defender can make a motion to reduce bail.

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