Felony Crime Bail Bonds in Waterbury & Watertown, CT

Bail for Felony Charges in New Haven County

Are you looking for a professional bail bondsman who can assist you and your loved one by providing affordable felony charge bail bonds? Has your loved one been accused of committing a felony? Every state takes felony charges very seriously, and Connecticut is no exception. Felonies are considered the most severe type of crime, and oftentimes result in harsh consequences. At Griffith Bailbonds, we believe that every individual is innocent until proven guilty and deserves to await trial from home. After all, suspects should be able to prepare for trial and consult with their lawyer.

Quick Facts About Felonies

Common crimes that are classified as felonies include:

Rape

Kidnapping  

Arson 

Though felonies are the most serious type of crime, they can either be violent or nonviolent. They are classified according to severity as class A-E, class A being the most serious and class E being the least serious. Depending on the charge, the consequences could be anywhere from one year of jail time to a lifetime. Suspects may also face hefty fines. 

How a Judge Determines the Bail Amount

A typical felony will have a rather large bail amount. This is especially true if the suspect has a past criminal record, someone was injured or killed, a weapon was used, etc. In some cases, if the judge has reason to believe that the defendant will not come to their trial, will try to run, or will commit another crime while out on bail, they may not grant the defendant bail at all. Fortunately, if your loved one has been accused of a felony and is granted bail, Griffith Bailbonds can help. 

What Can You Do?

The first step you should take after finding out your loved one has been accused of a felony is call a professional bail bonds company. At Griffith Bailbonds, our experienced bail bondsmen are at your service, 24/7. This way, your loved one can be released from jail as soon as possible, no matter what time of day or night it is. When you contact one of our bail bondsmen, you will be expected to provide the bondsman with basic information and fill out loan-related paperwork. Once that is complete and the appropriate documents are submitted to the court, your loved one will be released.

How Much is Bail For a Felony in CT?

In Connecticut, the bail amount for a felony charge can vary widely, reflecting the severity and nature of the crime, the defendant's criminal history, perceived flight risk, community ties, and other factors considered by the court. Felony charges cover a broad spectrum of crimes, from theft and drug offenses to more serious crimes like assault or murder, each carrying its own potential bail amount.

For less severe felony charges, bail can range from a few thousand to tens of thousands of dollars. For more serious felonies, bail amounts can escalate significantly, potentially reaching hundreds of thousands or even over a million dollars in cases deemed exceptionally serious, such as those involving violent crimes or significant flight risk.

Waterbury, Connecticut’s Trusted Bail Bonds Company 

If your loved one has been accused of committing a felony, the time to call a Waterbury bail bonds company like Griffith Bailbonds is now. We have over two decades of experience helping Connecticut clients meet the required bail amount to get released from jail. Contact our office today to learn more about our felony bail bonds or meet with one of our bail bondsmen! 

For more information about felony bail bonds or to schedule an appointment, call us at (203) 212-8988 or visit our  contact page.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is a felony bail bond?

    A felony bail bond is a financial guarantee used to secure the release of an individual arrested on felony charges. It ensures the defendant's appearance in court for all scheduled hearings.

  • What types of collateral are accepted for felony bail bonds?

    Collateral can vary depending on the agency, but common items include real estate, vehicles, jewelry, or other valuable assets that can be used to secure the bond.

  • Can a felony bail bond be denied?

    Yes, based on the severity of the charges or the perceived flight risk of the defendant, a judge may deny bail altogether, meaning the defendant cannot be released until their case is resolved.

  • What if the felony charges are dropped or reduced?

    If charges are dropped or reduced, the bail bond obligations might change. However, the premium paid to the bail bond agency remains non-refundable as it's a fee for their services.

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