What Happens When You Don't Post Bail in New London CT

New London CT

29 December, 2020

4:01 PM

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Posting bail is the only way out of jail when held on bond in New London and throughout Connecticut. Bail agencies like 3-D Bail Bonds can help you navigate the jail system locally and work ways to process your loved one's release. Some families decide to leave their families in prison for many reasons, believe it or not the lack of bail funds may not be the only reason. Arrested by New London Police, Didn't Post Bail, What Happens Next A frequently asked question is what is going to happen to my friend/family if I choose to not post the bail? When someone has been arrested by New London Police, this person held on bond will remain jailed until the bond is posted. Defendants arrested by New London police would not stay at this crowded jail for too long unless it is a long holiday weekend. When arrested during a week day, these individuals are usually brought to the New London Superior courthouse the very next day. If arrested by early in the morning there is a good chance they will be brought to court the same day for arraignment. About New London Courts Keep in mind that due to COVID-19 the "White Court" or JD court located on Huntington St is the one handling all local criminal cases from New London. These cases include the ones that would usually be handled at the GA-10 Superior Court located on Broad St. or "Brown Court". At the arraignment the Judge reads the charges against the person arrested and reviews the bail amount set. These arraignments sessions are quick so to post bail while in court we strongly advise to call ahead and have the bail bondsman in court with you. The licensed Connecticut bail agent can only process the bail while the defendant is in the property. Once the van takes them off the court property headed to the respective correctional center, the bail could no longer be posted there. About New London Area Correctional Facilities If bail doesn’t get posted in the courthouse for any reason, then men offenders are usually sent to the Corrigan-Radgowski Correctional Center and women are sent to the York correctional Institution. When they arrive to the correctional center they are known as "new commits" or new inmates. These new inmates have to be booked through a new entry processing at the jail which could take a few hours. However, you can process bail as soon as they are physically there at the corrections center.  3-D Bail Bonds can facilitate bails at all police departments in New London County, courts, and correctional centers in the state of Connecticut 24/7. To learn more about how we are processing bail during COVID-19 visit our website or visit our closest bail bond location in New London.