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Here at Tayler Made Bail Bonding, we hear the words "jail" and "prison" used interchangeably all the time. But while both words describe places where people who have run afoul of the legal system are taken, there is a big difference between jail and prison. To begin with, jails are administered by counties, while prisons are run by states or the Federal government. In this guide, we look at jails and prisons and answer the question: "Wha...
If a loved one or friend gets arrested in Jefferson County or Denver County and comes to you for help securing a bail bond the natural reaction is to agree without giving it a second thought. After all, whether they are family or friend, you've probably known them forever and not stepping up to the plate in their time of need is simply unthinkable. Or is it?"
The fact is there are some important things to consider before you pick up the phone a...
At Tayler Made Bail Bonding, we assist families and individuals with the bail bonding process in Jefferson County, Colorado. Our services focus on helping secure the quick release of loved ones detained at the Jefferson County Jail.
About the Jefferson County Jail
Anyone arrested in Jefferson County, Colorado is booked at the Jefferson County Jail. We've outlined a few essential facts about this facility below.
- Name & Address:
Jefferso...
In most cases, obtaining bail is pretty simple. A person is arrested, taken to the local police station and processed, offered bail, and then worked with a bail bond agent to secure their speedy release. If the alleged offense is serious or the suspect has a lengthy criminal record, they may be held for a bail hearing, typically within 48 hours of their arrest. However, things sometimes turn this normally simple process upside down. And that's...
Whether you or a loved one is facing incarceration, this guide provides clarity and essential information to navigate these challenging experiences. In this article, the Tayler Made Bail Bonding team outlines what individuals can expect after arriving in jail versus prison, highlighting the distinct processes and environments of each. We'll cover the initial intake procedures, daily routines, and the role of bail bonding agents in the justice...
Not all crimes are treated equally under Colorado state law. From the moment a person is arrested in Denver County or Lakewood, their treatment - including whether they are offered bail and, if so, what that bail will be - will be largely dictated by the severity of the crime they are accused of. In most cases, the accused will be offered bail from a bail schedule and then post bond with the help of a bail bond agent.
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Unfortunately, it can sometimes be weeks or even months from the time a person is arrested until they have their day in court. Once the trial starts it too can drag on for weeks or more depending on the complexity of the case and the quality of a person’s legal representation. While it doesn’t happen too often there are instances when, for whatever reason, people are offered bail and reject it, electing to stay in jail until their court date ro...
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Tayler Made Bail Bonding is available 24 hours a day and 7 days a week.
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3595 South Teller Street
Suite 300A
Lakewood, CO 80235
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