In Ohio, many felony and misdemeanor offenses are bailable. When a crime is bailable, that means a bail amount is set on a schedule or by a judge, which the accused can pay to get out of jail. A few examples of bailable crimes in Ohio include: Domestic violence : Offenses ...
Read MoreIf someone is arrested for a DUI (driving under the influence), it doesn’t necessarily mean they’ll need a bail bond. In Ohio, police officers have ...
View MoreOne of the conditions of getting out of jail while awaiting trial is the requirement to appear in court for all scheduled hearings. If you fail to ...
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