2012 © Copyright - Randolph Bail Bonds - All rights reserved.
49 S. Mesa Dr., Mesa, Arizona 85204
Office: 480-893-2245
Checkin: 480-890-0705
Checkin: 480-890-0705
Bail Bonds
WELCOME
At Randolph Bail Bonds, you can depend on fast, reliable bail bonding. We are an Arizona licensed, family owned business with knowledgable staff and agents that are here to provide you with reliable services. We understand the stress and worry involved in arranging bail for a loved one, which is why we work hard for a smooth, quick release.
Every person should have the opportunity to get help. We know its not always easy to come up with hard assets in tough times. Even when you don't own a home or have hard assets - we are able to to get your loved one out of jail. Call us to speak directly to a bondsman today! We are available 24/7 and conveniently located in Mesa, AZ at Mesa Dr. and Main Street.
At Randolph Bail Bonds, you can depend on fast, reliable bail bonding. We are an Arizona licensed, family owned business with knowledgable staff and agents that are here to provide you with reliable services. We understand the stress and worry involved in arranging bail for a loved one, which is why we work hard for a smooth, quick release.
Every person should have the opportunity to get help. We know its not always easy to come up with hard assets in tough times. Even when you don't own a home or have hard assets - we are able to to get your loved one out of jail. Call us to speak directly to a bondsman today! We are available 24/7 and conveniently located in Mesa, AZ at Mesa Dr. and Main Street.
YOUR ROAD TO FREEDOM!
YOUR RIGHT TO BAIL
Under current law, a defendant has the right to bail unless there is sufficient reason not to grant it. The main reasons for refusing bail according to the Bail Act 1976 are that there are substantial grounds for believing that the defendant (1) will flee; (2) will commit further offences while on bail; or (3) will interfere with witnesses. Conditions may be applied to the grant of bail, such as living at a particular address or, rarely, paying an amount into court or having someone act as surety. Release on bail is sometimes referred to as "police bail," where the release was by the police rather than by a court. The alternative to being granted bail is being remanded into custody (also called being "held on remand").
Under current law, a defendant has the right to bail unless there is sufficient reason not to grant it. The main reasons for refusing bail according to the Bail Act 1976 are that there are substantial grounds for believing that the defendant (1) will flee; (2) will commit further offences while on bail; or (3) will interfere with witnesses. Conditions may be applied to the grant of bail, such as living at a particular address or, rarely, paying an amount into court or having someone act as surety. Release on bail is sometimes referred to as "police bail," where the release was by the police rather than by a court. The alternative to being granted bail is being remanded into custody (also called being "held on remand").
2012 © Copyright - Randolph Bail Bonds - All rights reserved.
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