California Courts of Appeal
Aug. 14, 2017
Bail bond company should get money back, appellate court rules
A bail bond company that had to forfeit $150,000 even though its agent discovered a criminal defendant in jail in a different county has won a reversal from a 1st District Court of Appeal panel and is expected to get its money back.
A bail bond company that had to forfeit $150,000 even though its agent discovered a criminal defendant in jail in a different county has won a reversal from a 1st District Court of Appeal panel and is expected to get its money back.
The ruling, filed Thursday, concluded that the bail bond company made reasonable efforts to get a San Francisco County warrant served on Carlos Ventura, who was in custody in Contra Costa County on an un...
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