Cal West Bail Bonds is your source in both Northern and Southern California for bail bonds. We have been in business for over 50 years, which attests to our experience and expertise. We are also a family business; we care about our clients and will work with you, whatever your situation. Is one of your loved ones in jail in a different city? Do you need bail services for a family member? Do you need a professional, courteous, respectful service to offer advice and guide you through the bail process? If so, we are here for you. We offer our services at jails across the entire state of California.

We have been in business for over 50 years, which attests to our experience and expertise. We are also a family business; we care about our clients and will work with you, whatever your situation.
      Is one of your loved ones in jail in a different city? Do you need bail services for a family member? Do you need a professional, courteous, respectful service to offer advice and guide you through the bail process?
      If so, we are here for you. We offer our services at jails across the entire state of California. Our bail services are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week for your convenience.

There are situations where a person is arrested for a different offence and released on bail. Once arrested and charged with a crime, this can be a difficult situation. The judge sets bail for the person, the bail is paid, he is bound and the person is released from prison, but his criminal case is still ongoing. There are also situations where the person has been arrested for another offence but released on bail. The bail that the person paid for their original arrest is now separate from the bail that was ordered for the second arrest. In these situations, it is important to understand how this second arrest affects the criminal proceedings and the new charges that the person faces.

Depending on the seriousness of the crime and factors such as whether the person is a risk of flight, bail can be refused and the person may have to remain in prison in their case. If bail is set after a new arrest, the judge can consider previous arrests and criminal charges, and this can lead to a higher bail for the second charge. A second arrest could also lead to the judge withdrawing bail from the original arrest. In this case the deposit paid will be forfeited. This means that the deposit paid will not be used as a deposit for a new criminal complaint.

If the second arrest takes place in a different jurisdiction from the first, this can lead to additional complications, as the detained person may not be able to attend the court hearing as quickly as the first. This could lead to additional penalties. Being arrested a second time can also affect negotiations with the prosecution. While the defendant and his lawyer are seeking a settlement, they may find it more difficult to do so if the prosecutor seeks more severe punishments.

If a person is convicted of a first offence, a second offence of up to two years can be added to their sentence. In addition, prosecutors can charge a person with another crime on bail and claim that the second offence did not take place because he was not released on bail.

If you or someone you know was re-arrested and is free on bail, a bail network or bond can help you understand your options before you are released from prison. Bail networks work with you to find the most cost-effective way to pay the bail in your case. You ensure that a bail is paid so that you can return to your normal life and determine how best to defend yourself against the charges.

Contact The Bail Network Bail Bonds today to find a local agent.