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October 30, 2020. Please note that if you are sick or have had recent contact with a person with COVID-19, vote at a later time. Here are a few tips on staying safe while voting:
- Download the myFBC app for updates
- Wear a face covering
- Be sure to stand 6 feet from the individual ahead of you inline
- Vote at lower volume times
- Shorten your time at the poll by reviewing the ballot upon arrival
- Sanitize your hands with sanitizer that contains at least 60% alcohol before and right after you leave the polls
Know Your Rights
Just like anyone else, inmates have rights that are guaranteed to them by the US Constitution. These include the right to a fair hearing in court, humane facilities, and mental health treatment.
The constitution also protects bail bonds from being excessive. Everyone, if not a threat to the public, has the right to be released on bail.
You also have a right to due process and an attorney. Knowing your rights can also speed up the process of your release.
Get an Attorney
Depending on the crime and your circumstances, an attorney might be able to get you released on personal recognizes instead of a bail bond.
If this option is not possible for you, then your attorney will advise you on the different options. They will help you decide which option will work best for you.
You will also want an attorney if you are being questioned about the crime. Attorneys will help keep you from saying the wrong thing and getting into even more trouble. This is on top of getting you out of jail.
Attorneys can also work on lowering your bail. But if that does not work, they can help get you in contact with a good bail bonds company in your area.
Contact Us Today
Having a family or a friend in jail is stressful. Although it can be hard to navigate the justice system on your own, you have professionals who can help.
ASAP Bail Bonds is a fantastic 24-hour service that will ensure your loved one’s safe return. We serve Harris County, Brazoria County, and fort bend county, which includes humble Katy and Sugar Land. Check out our locations and services. You can also reach us at (281) 232-7277.