Every defendant arrested in Baltimore City who has a bail set by the District Court Commissioner is entitled to a bail review hearing within 24 hours of being “booked” at The Central Booking and Intake Facility (CBIF). In most cases, this event happens the following day, however individuals arrested late Thursday night through Sunday or on a holiday will have to wait for the next business day when the courts are open. Understandably, many are curious as to what exactly happens during a bail review. Below you will find an overview and timeline of the process. Read More
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What Happens At Baltimore City Bail Review ?
Thursday, November 10th, 2011Baltimore County Arrestees Must Be Very Patient, And So Must Their Bondsmen
Wednesday, March 2nd, 2011There is a new procedure for posting bail in Baltimore County that is bad news for arrestees, and bail bondsmen alike.

After being arrested and waiting the normal processing time, (8-12 hours, on average), if you are given a bail, there is a race against an 8 pm cutoff. After 8 pm, although we can still post bond, the defendant’s release form will NOT be processed until 7 am the following morning.
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Bail Bondman, Valdez Fisher
Thursday, September 30th, 2010I’m Valdez Fisher of Fred Frank Bail Bonds. For nearly 15 years, I have served this company as a bail agent, and watched many changes in the industry. Starting out, I could have applied to work for any company; but, I carefully selected this one. Why? Because with a family to feed, I wanted to devote my energy and talents to a stable firm with a strong reputation, longevity, and financial strength.
As a consumer, you should have similar concerns. In choosing a bail bondsman, it is very important to be as aware of who you are doing business with as possible. There are a lot of people running around town, with an Office Depot receipt book, passing themselves off as licensed bail bondsmen. Should you make the mistake of giving these people your money, it could be lost forever, while your loved one remains in jail. I would like to share a story with you. Read More
How To Select a Bail Bonds Agent in Maryland
Monday, February 22nd, 2010As the premier bail bonds company in Maryland, Fred Frank Bail Bonds encourages you to choose a reputable bail bonds agent. Here are tips on how to select a bail agent in Maryland.
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