How can a person petition the judge to erase and/or lower bond. No record, no income, homeless, mentally ill.

Question

Person was wrongfully arrested. Officers did not do Justice by making an arrest. Person was experiencing a mental crisis, officers offered no assistance helping with that fact, even after the family pleaded to allow them to go back to the mental health facility or another family members home. Instead arrested non violent, non threat, person. Not only that, person was arrested and taken away from a residence, with no underwear and no pants on, opposite gender of officers. Now being charged with a crime , that is absolutely not deserving.

Robbie Levin · Answer

You can file a Motion for Bond Modification.  I would suggest hiring a criminal defense attorney to help you fo this. 
 
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James L. Arrasmith · Answer

I'm sorry you're going through this difficult situation. To petition the judge to erase or lower your bond, start by contacting a public defender or a legal aid organization in Georgia. They can help you understand the specific procedures and requirements in your case. 
 
Gather all relevant documentation that supports your situation, such as proof of homelessness, lack of income, and any medical records related to your mental health. This evidence will be crucial in demonstrating why a lower bond is appropriate. 
 
When presenting your case, clearly explain that you were wrongfully arrested and emphasize your non-violent nature. Highlight the circumstances of your arrest, including the lack of assistance during your mental health crisis. A strong, well-documented petition can make a significant difference in the judge’s decision.

Q: How can a person petition the judge to erase and/or lower bond. No record, no income, homeless, mentally ill.