Submitted by GuestLee (not verified) on Sat, 07/09/2011 - 9:24am.
It was a SECURED bond. A secured bond means she had to put up a security deposit or some form of collateral (often property) as a guarantee that she will show up for the trial. The property's worth must be EQUAL TO or MORE THAN the bail amount required by the court ($3,000).
If it was an UNSECURED bond, that's where the 10% would come in.
Give Me A Break
It was a SECURED bond. A secured bond means she had to put up a security deposit or some form of collateral (often property) as a guarantee that she will show up for the trial. The property's worth must be EQUAL TO or MORE THAN the bail amount required by the court ($3,000).
If it was an UNSECURED bond, that's where the 10% would come in.
Receipt? Asinine remark worthy of a dummy....