Daytona Beach Bail Bonds Process

SANFORD, Fla. - Aug. 10, 2013 - PRLog -- When a friend or family member is arrested in Daytona Beach it can be a big surprise. Arrests often happen on weekends or after hours making it difficult to find accurate information. The process of being arrested can take some time. When someone is arrested in Daytona Beach or Volusia County they will end up at the Volusia County Branch Jail. Once at the jail they will be processed and booked into custody. This also includes the infamous mugshot. After they have been processed they will typically be entitled to a bond. A few exceptions are cases that are punishable by life or death and violations of probation. Some other exceptions that can delay the accused getting a bond are DUI cases and domestic violence cases. In a Daytona Beach DUI case the accused can be held for 8 hours after arrest before being bonded out. They can also be released if they are no longer impaired or if they have a breath alcohol content below .05%. Due to limited resources they will generally be held for the 8 hours. With domestic violence cases the accused is often held until first appearance to allow the judge to place restrictions on the accused when released. The common restrictions are either no contact with the alleged victim or no violent contact with the alleged victim. When someone is arrested in Daytona Beach they will typically be given a bond. They can hire a bail bondsman to get out of jail by paying 10% of the fee or they can post the entire bond themselves. The Clerk of court can deduct fees from a cash bond including fines and court cost at the end of the case. Using a Daytona Beach bail bondsman can save you time and money that can be used for your family members legal defense. For more information about Daytona Beach bail bonds go to http://daytonabeachbailbondsman.com. If you are arrested in Seminole County go to http://bailbondsmanseminolecounty.com.