Bad Boys Bail Bonds San Diego - About Us

Nov. 19, 2012 - PRLog -- Bail Bond Locations in San Jose, Santa Ana, Oakland, Los Angeles and San Diego.
In January 1998, President, C. Jeffrey Stanley founded Bad Boys Bail Bonds with a mission to serve the community of San Jose by providing individuals in all stations of life, including low and moderate income families, an avenue to fulfill their 8 th Amendment Right. Bad Boys Bail Bonds ensures that justice is served by guaranteeing defendants appear in court.

Since its beginning, the company has grown from 3 employees to over 130 employees with 6 additional offices throughout Northern and Southern California. Bad Boys Bail Bonds continues to experience a constant surge in growth with revolutionary marketing techniques that has overwhelmed the competition by taking a proactive approach to educating the public about their constitutional rights.

Exercise Your 8th Amendment Right

Been Arrested? Get Out of Jail with Bad Boys Bail Bonds.
Bad Boys Bail Bonds has offices in San Jose, Santa Ana, Oakland, Los Angeles and San Diego and serves: Alameda, San Francisco, Hayward, Santa Cruz, San Mateo, Fremont, Riverside, Ventura, San Bernardino, Solano, Sonoma, Glendale, Van Nuys, Inglewood, Long Beach, Huntington Park, Huntington Beach, Newport Beach, Hollywood, Campbell, Palo Alto, Contra Costa, Culver City, Pasadena, San Fernando, Vallejo, Simi Valley and Fresno.

Bail Bond Information

“BAIL” is the security posted by the accused to ensure that he will appear in court and answer to the accusation brought against him.  Bail can be posted in the form of cash or a bail bond.

When a person is arrested for a crime, the jail or magistrate may impose a bail amount that must be paid before the person will be released from jail. The accused can pay the full amount themselves or they can pay a Bail Bond Agent ten percent of the full bail amount and the Bail Bond Agent will then pay the jail the full bail amount in the form of a Bail Bond. The ten percent paid to the Bail Bond Agent is a non-refundable fee for the service of paying the bail amount on behalf of the accused. The court holds the bail amount, in either the cash or bond form, without interest, until the court case is complete, when it will be returned to the depositor, which can sometimes take months or even years. However, if the accused misses a required court date, the bail is forfeited and the court keeps it.

If you don’t have the full bail amount or don’t want your money tied up for long periods of time without earning interest, we can post a bail bond for you.

Call us first!
1-800-BAIL-OUT (224-5688)