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�Qu� es una fianza?

Una fianza es una garant�a financiera de que el acusado en un proceso penal se presentar� a sus comparecencias en el tribunal y para su juicio. Si el acusado no se presenta se paga el monto de la fianza al tribunal y se emite una orden de arresto en contra del acusado. Si encuentran al acusado, el juez puede restablecer la fianza u ordenar la confiscaci�n del total de la fianza. Fiancitas.

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What Role Does a Bail Bondsman or Surety Play?

Many defendants cannot raise the entire amount of the bail. In some states, the court may release defendants after they pay ten percent of the bail. In other states, defendants may arrange for their release through a bail bondsman. In that case, a defendant typically posts 10 percent of the total bail and signs over a lien on certain belongings to a bail bondsman or surety firm representative who guarantees to pay the remainder to the court if the defendant fails to appear for trial.

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