Assault Bail Bonds in CT
If you have recently been charged with assault, you can quickly post bail or have our team at Capitol Bail Bonds assist with a bond so you can get out of jail as soon as possible. Being charged with any crime, no matter how big or small, can be extremely nerve-wracking, especially if it’s the first time you’ve been in this situation.
While assault is generally considered a fairly serious crime, you are still entitled to post bail and return to the comfort of your home while you search for legal counsel. Though some judges may deny you bail for a particularly severe assault charge, it’s often common for the judge to grant you bail after weighing the entire case’s details in full.
What Is An Assault Bond?
Given the violent nature of an assault charge, an assault bond is often only issued with several important stipulations that the person being charged must abide by. If you violate the conditions set forth with your assault bond, your bail will be revoked, and you will be arrested again.
Though the exact conditions are unique to your charge, there are two common conditions for most assault bonds in Connecticut. The first condition is one of no contact with any of the victims using any form of communication. Often an assault charge will require that the defendant avoid contacting the victim at all in person, online, or through phone and text.
Another condition is that the defendant must stay a specific distance away from the victim in question at all times. Depending on the original crime, the defendant may need to remain a football field’s distance or more away from the victim at all times. Violating this order can result in significant legal recursions and, of course, revocation of bail.
Who Can Help Me With My Assault Bond?
If you would like to discuss your bail and bond needs, our team of professional and courteous staff at Capitol Bail Bonds will be happy to work with you on your specific situation. Give us a call today: 860-524-5245
LET’S GET IN TOUCH
A phone call is the quickest way to get the bail process started. We will be able to ask you a few pertinent questions to better understand your situation and move forward.
