Arizona Time limitations to file a Criminal Complaint

 The defendant must appear before a magistrate within 24 hours of getting booked, or must be released.

The County Attorney has 48 hours after the Initial Appearance (excluding weekends and holidays) to file a formal complaint. If the County Attorney does not file the formal complaint within 48 hours, the defendant must be released. For all your bail bond needs, please contact Phoenix Bail Bonds. We are the original Phoenix Bail Bonds company, providing service 7 days per week, including holidays. Please call us at (602) 267-9057

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Phoenix Bail Bonds Brings Friends Together

Phoenix Bail Bonds has been bringing friends together for nearly two decades. Whether you need help getting a friend, family member, or even yourself out of jail, we stand ready to help. We are the original Phoenix Bail Bonds company offering the fast easy approach to bail bonds. Why not charge the full bail amount and premium on a credit card, or wire/deposit funds to one of our convenient bank accounts - avoid the pitfalls of using personal property for collateral. Our quick approach to posting bail means you don't have to leave home or drive to a bondsman's office. Our process takes minutes not hours and this translates to faster release times. Phoenix Bail Bonds (602) 267-9057 Google My Business "The original Phoenix Bail Bonds company"

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POST BAIL AT HOME OR OFFICE 

It doesn’t matter whether you’re at work or home; our bail bond process is easily handled over the phone. We accept all major credit cards, bank transfers/deposits, wired funds or Zelle transfer. Paperwork and authorizations can be handled via email, fax or even text. Once our transaction is complete the bond will be posted and you will be notified. 
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Preliminary Hearing

Preliminary Hearing

Every defendant charged with a felony has the right to a Preliminary Hearing. A preliminary hearing is held to determine whether the defendant should face trial on the charges alleged in the complaint. At the hearing, the prosecutor presents a magistrate with evidence that would lead a reasonable person to conclude that the accused individual has committed the crime. The Judge can find probable cause and order the defendant to stand trial, or dismiss the case based on a lack of probable cause.

Per 16A A.R.S. Rules Crim. Proc., Rule 5.1, a preliminary hearing must be held before a magistrate no later than 10 days after the defendant's Initial Appearance if the defendant is in custody, or no later than 20 days after the defendant's Initial Appearance if the defendant is not in custody, unless:
(1) the complaint is dismissed;
(2) the hearing is waived;
(3) the defendant has been transferred from the juvenile court for criminal prosecution on specified charges;
(4) the magistrate orders the hearing continued; or
(5) the court made a probable cause finding at a bail eligibility hearing under Rule 7.2(b)(4).

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Credit Card Bail Bonds

EASY BAIL SOLUTIONS AT MARICOPA COUNTY JAIL

All you need is a Credit Card and a Phone.

You don't need to come to the office and you don't need to leave home or work. All you need is a credit card with enough credit limit to charge the full bail amount/fee. Everything can be done over the phone with text verification.

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Go to Court Before Posting Bail

NOBODY WANTS TO BE IN JAIL

Phoenix Bail Bonds realizes that no one wants to be in jail, but sometimes exercising a little patience will pay off in a big way. Once you get arrested, it's smart to go to your Initial Appearance before bailing out of jail. State law requires everyone to be taken before a magistrate within 24 hours - so you won't have long to wait. At the Initial Appearance, you will be informed of your Charges, your Conditions of Release, and when your next scheduled hearing will be. This is also when bail is set and in many cases you may be released on your own recognizance and won't have to post bail - this could save you a lot of money. If you bail out before your Initial Appearance, you will have 10 days to schedule a hearing with the court of jurisdiction. If you fail to do this, a warrant will be issued for your arrest and whatever bond or bail that was posted on your behalf will be forfeited. For Bail Bonds in Phoenix, call: (602) 267-9057 The original Phoenix Bail Bonds company Phoenix Bail Bonds

Collateral Guide

PHOENIX BAIL BONDS - COLLATERAL GUIDE

Most Arizona bail bond companies require collateral for any size bond. Collateral is something a Phoenix bail bondsman holds as security; it acts as a guarantee that the defendant goes to every one of his/her hearings until the bond is "Exonerated". Collateral must have a value at least equal to the bond amount. 

Phoenix Bail Bonds uses wholesale price valuations. This means we assign values similar to pawn shops. If a vehicle is used, we price the vehicle with Kelley Blue Book using "Trade in Values", Fair Price. 

Cars can't be older than a ten years, they must be Arizona registered and titled and they must be insured with "Comprehensive" insurance, so if you wreck it, we are still covered. For bonds that are $10,000 or larger, we will hold on to the vehicle. You may pre-qualify your vehicle here: https://www.kbb.com/

over, you get your money back (less fees).

Phoenix Bail Bonds encourages the use of cash collateral or credit cards for all bonds under

$3,000. Less hassle, faster response and execution times and when the case is

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