Tyler, TX asked in Criminal Law and Constitutional Law for Texas

Q: Do I have to agree to a bail condition with out attorney present?

I have to report as if I am already on probation. I am not guilty for the charge. I did not have counsel at the time and during the arraignment, that judge didn't give it hand that out. I am innocent so I don't feel like this right anyway.

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Vonnie Clay Dones III
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Vonnie Clay Dones III
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  • Criminal Law Lawyer
  • New York, NY
  • Licensed in Texas

A: The judge set bail conditions based on your background, criminal history, the severity of the offense, community ties, etc. Once you hire an attorney, your attorney can approach the judge to amend conditions.

Michael Hamilton Rodgers
Michael Hamilton Rodgers
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  • Criminal Law Lawyer
  • Dallas, TX
  • Licensed in Texas

A: You already agreed to the terms of the bail when you bonded out of jail. If you think you shouldn't be required to comply with a particular condition of bond, your attorney can approach the judge in your case and request that the terms and conditions be modified. Good luck.

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