Bail Bonds Las Vegas NV

If you are arrested in Las Vegas and don’t relish spending a long time in jail, then you need Bail Bonds Las Vegas NV and should consider eBail. There are plenty of bails bonds companies in Las Vegas, and they all follow the same rules. But only eBail can get you bailed out of jail online.

Las Vegas Detention Center

Regardless of your crime, unless it’s a serious felony, you will be booked in the Las Vegas Detention Center, also referred to as the North Las Vegas Jail. As many as 400 people per month are booked into the Las Vegas detention center in a single month just off-Strip arrests alone. So the North Las Vegas Jail is a busy place.

However, if you are arrested for a felony, rather than a gross misdemeanor, you will be booked into the CCDC Las Vegas. The CCDC Las Vegas is a separate facility that operates under more secure rules.

eBAIL Las Vegas Bail Bonds

eBAIL and all other Las Vegas Bail Bonds companies operate under the same rules. You can’t be bailed out of jail for example, till you have been arraigned by a judge, who will decide what your bail will be, or if you are even eligible for bail.

Once you’ve been arraigned however and bail has been set, then our speedy Bail Bonds Las Vegas NV comes into action. We can post a bond for you in minutes with our electronic service, the only one like it in Las Vegas.

That does not mean that within a few minutes you will actually be released from either the Lad Vegas Detention Center or the CDCC. How quickly you will actually be released depends upon the time of day you are bailed out, the available staffing at the jail, and certain security measures. For example, females are only released during the day.

Therefore, when we bail you out, we only provide an estimate of when you can be released, but it varies significantly according to circumstances.

Nevertheless, the sooner you are bailed out, generally, the sooner you will be released.

Bail Bonds Las Vegas NV

Bail bonds Las Vegas NV all work under the same court system. If you do not have the money to pay your bail, you can pay 15 percent to a bail bondsmen. They will keep the 15 percent as their lawful commission for their service but pay the full amount in bail. You do need to cover the other 85 percent of the bail to the bail bondsmen eventually if you do not show up for your court case and there are serious consequences for not paying.

The main thing is that whether you are scheduled for a trial in a few days or a month or two (or more) you will not have to be in jail. The judge may set strong bail circumstances such as requiring you to stay at home or possibly allowing you to work, but life is much better on bail than to be stuck behind bars.

Bail Bonds Las Vegas NV