Jay Cohen, from Blass Law, discusses bail bonds in Texas. The Texas Constitution states all prisoners shall be bailable by sufficient sureties with the exception of capital offenses. This means most people charged with crimes can post bond. The Texas Code of Criminal Procedure has rules for fixing the amount of bail. Judges have discretion to set this amount while following the rules set forth in article 17.15. Judges can also impose conditions of bond that must be reasonably related to the offense charged. If a person is accused of violating a condition of bond, they are entitled to a hearing where the State must prove they violated one of these conditions. Bail can be complex and we have handled every scenario. If you need a bond set, lowered, or if you are accused of violating a condition of bond, Blass Law can help.

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