Da’kine Bail Bonds
Franklin County Municipal Court Clerk Lori M. Tyack
When a household pays a bail-bonds agent, the bail-bonds firm then pays an insurance coverage company a portion of that money to again the bond they’ve issued. The firm also pays into what is called a “construct-up fund,” which ensures that money is available if wanted. But unlike insurance coverage one would possibly take out on a automobile or house, surety bonds place the risk and requirement for full payment on the one who takes out the bond. If the bonded individual doesn’t present up for his or her courtroom look, which would set off a necessity for the full bail amount to be paid, the insurer only has to pay up as a final resort. Forcing folks awaiting trial to pay bail in order to get out jail is, to say the least, a flawed way of pursuing justice.