Bad Boys Bail Bonds provides fast and confidential bail bond services in Utah, especially for those arrested in Salt Lake City. The bail process involves contacting the bondsman, meeting at the jail, and paying a non-refundable fee of 10% of the bail amount to secure the release. Understanding the bail process is crucial for anyone, as it offers the opportunity to avoid prolonged detention before trial.

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Being arrested is stressful and every definition of the world unpleasant. Our team at Bad
Boys Bail Bonds understands this and that’s why we are so passionate about providing fair,
fast, honest, and confidential bail bond agreements.
If your friend or loved one has been arrested and is being held in Salt Lake City
jail, call our Salt Lake County bondsman can get your loved one out of jail fast.
CALL NOW!
Our Bail Agents are available across the entire state of Utah to help you in your time of
need. In certain counties, we use local phone numbers. If you're unable to reach one of our
Local Agents at a number listed below, call us toll-free and we'll be there to bail you or your
loved one out very soon. Remember, if we cannot bail you or your loved one out of jail, no
one can!
Bad Boys Bail Agents Number Listed Below!
We Know What Trials Are, But What Exactly is the Bail Process?
Anyone who has read a crime article in the newspaper or watched the news knows that
once a person gets arrested and charged with a crime they then go through the court
process. However, while most folks understand what a court is and does in general, what’s
not familiar are all the steps that occur before a trial actually occurs, the scenario many are
so used to from TV shows and Hollywood movies. In fact, one of the most important steps
for a defendant in a trial is the arraignment and bail hearing which for many who are
charged are the first steps in the trial process.
The arraignment hearing is where a defendant is brought in front of the court, presented
with the formal criminal charges by the prosecution, and given a chance to plead. Usually,
that’s either “innocent” or “guilty.” There are other possibilities, but most people pick one
of the first two. If “innocent”, then the judge makes a decision on what should happen to
the defendant until the trial starts. If "guilty," the judge then proceeds to schedule
sentencing.
Getting Bail in Salt Lake City is as easy as 1-2 -3
OurUtah bail bonds team is committed to helping each step of the way and provide you
with all the information you need to get your loved one out FAST and as Painless as
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2. possible. Let's take a look at how we get that process done.
First, you call us at Bad Boys
Bail Bonds. Bailout starts with
contacting your local
bondsman. Salt Lake City bonds
will require you to give us the
name, date of birth, and the
place of arrest for your loved
one. We'll also need your
contact info.
We meet at the Salt Lake City
jail. After that initial phone call,
a representative from our bail
bond company will meet with
you at the jail. A person 18 years
or older must be available to
sign an agreement and submit
the necessary payment. That
payment will be 10% of the bail
set. For example, if your loved one has a bail set at $10,000, you'll pay us a non-
refundable $1,000 and we pay the full amount to the court.
We get your loved ones released from jail. Finally, we post the bail and push to get
your loved ones released as soon as possible. Generally, that will be between 2 and 8
hours.
How Do Bail Bonds Work While Waiting for a Trial?
In the old days, a defendant had to sit in prison until brought before trial. In the meantime,
he lost his job, income, and even his family cohesion being unable to provide for them.
Today, in most states like Utah, a defendant is given a chance to bail out and provide
financial security to the court that he or she will appear for trial in exchange for financial
collateral, usually money. If the defendant doesn’t show up later on for trial, the bail is
seized by the court and the defendant is pursued arrest on a bench warrant, a specific court
order to appear, and be restrained until trial.
The bail, however, can be a substantial amount of money. And, the more serious the crime
charged, the higher the bail amount will likely be. Most folks don’t have $5,000 or $10,000
ready to put up as bail, much less $50,000 or more. This is where a bail bonds company
like Bad Boys Bail Bonds comes into play, providing freedom for the innocent until found
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3. guilty in a fair trial. While bail is not required to be paid by a defendant, most folks don’t
want to sit in a jail cell until their trial date. So, a bail bonds lender like Bad Boys Bail
Bonds tends to be the practical choice for many.
What Critical Role Does a Bail Agency Provide a Defendant?
The bail agency works as a business, charging a fee for its loan to a defendant. The fee is
typically near 10 percent of the total bail amount required but it varies from agency to
agency. To make sure that the defendant shows up at trial, and the bail bond is not
compromised, the bondsman and bail agency has the power to pursue the defendant if a
non-appearance occurs, even arresting powers. The agency can also sue the defendant’s
estate for the total loss of the bail, including any additional costs as well as court fees and
interest charges.
Most bail agencies like Bad Boys Bail Bonds will work with defendants with a variety of
payment tools to cover the fee. Assuming the defendant shows up and the fee is paid
timely, the bail agent has the power to take cash, credit, asset title, and similar depending
on what the defendant can provide.
Don't Plan Once Arrested, Learn Before Life Changes
Everyone should have a working understanding of how bail and bail agency like Bad Boys
Bail Bonds can help a defendant, just like knowing how to drive a car or how to give
someone CPR when needed. Law, courts, and the possibility of being arrested can happen
to anyone, from any walk of life. So taking some time to just learn how bail works and the
freedom benefit it provides in the criminal process is essential for everybody. And, when
you do need help, Bad Boys Bail Bonds are ready and available in Utah to give you the
support you need while you prepare for trial.
For all counties not listed, call our Toll Free-Statewide-help line & our President, Larry
Nowak, will take care of you personally. - 866-569-1131
Agent Name Counties / Areas Serviced Contact Number
Katie Keller Box Elder County / Brigham City (435) 755-6511
Katie Keller Cache County / Logan (435) 755-6511
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4. Larry Nowak Carbon County / Price (435) 637-4824
Julee Rose Davis County / Bountiful (801) 475-4488
Michael Baer Salt Lake County / Salt Lake City (801) 636-4105
Larry Nowak Duschene County / Duschene (435) 789-4446
Larry Nowak Emery County & Castle Dale (435) 637-4824
Amy Erickson Iron County / Cedar City (435) 652-5112
Larry Nowak Salt Lake County / Salt Lake City (801) 569-1131
Kendall Reeve Salt Lake County / West Jordan (801) 566-1108
Larry Nowak Tooele County / Tooele (435) 882-4350
Larry Nowak Uintah County / Vernal (435) 789-4446
Michael Baer Utah County / Provo (801) 768-4348
Amy Erickson Washington County / St. George (435) 652-5112
Richard Rose Weber County / Ogden (801) 566-1108
Pamela Fuller Grand County / Moab (866)-569-1131
Pamela Fuller San Juan County / Monticello (866)-569-1131
Michael Baer Utah County / Provo (866)-569-1131
Michael Baer Salt Lake County / Salt Lake City (866)-569-1131
ANY TIME - ANY DAY - ANYWHERE
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5. Larry Nowak
President and CEO
of Bad Boys Bail
Bonds
Serving in the industry
for over 10 years and
currently the Co-
chairman for the Bail
Recovery Licensee and
Misconduct board
through BCI.
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