Bail is a financial guarantee that the accused will live up to their obligation to appear in court to face the charges against them once they are released from custody. Of course, in order to fulfill their obligation to appear in court, the person granted bail must be alive when the court date rolls around. But what if they die after being granted bail but before their scheduled court date? In this post, the bail bond agents at Tayler Made look i...

Most people are under the impression that once someone's bail is revoked that is the end of the story. All that's left is to catch them and return them to jail in Denver County or wherever to await their day in court. In reality, however, some states, including Colorado, offer what is called "bail reinstatement". In this post, we'll answer the question "what is bail reinstatement" and explain how it works.


The scandal involving Yvonne "Missy" Woods has rocked both the Colorado Bureau of Investigation (CBI) and the justice system in the Rocky Mountain State to their cores. Since she was formally charged by Jefferson County DA Alexis King with more than 100 felony counts in January lawyers, judges, the CBI leadership and many more have been wringing their hands wondering about the implications of such wide-ranging fraud and trying to contain the da...
Let's say you or someone you know has been arrested. They were brought to jail in Jefferson County, processed, and informed of their bail amount. Thankfully, the bail amount was reasonable so they were able to arrange for bail with your help through a bail bond agent. Upon their release, they were given a court date when they are obliged to show up and face the charges against them. But what happens if they can't afford a defense attorney?

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...

There isn’t much to do in jail, and you're usually surrounded by people you don’t know—some harmless, some dangerous, some friendly, and others not so much. Out of boredom (and because mobile phones are confiscated upon arrival, though some manage to smuggle them in), many people waiting for a bail bond agent or their lawyer to secure their release end up talking on the jail phone. However, as we shall see, this is almost never a good idea.
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