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2013 Bail Schedule Alameda County

2014 Bail Bond Schedule Alameda County

(Being updated)

 OFFENSE PC DESCRIPTION  TYPE #  BAIL  SENTENCE
32 Accessory – After the fact to a felony Felony 20K 16-2-3
37 Treason Felony No bail

Death/life without parole

 67 Bribery  Felony  25K

 2-3-4

 67.5

Bribery of Public Officer or Employee (If theft of thing given or
offered would be grand theft)

 
Felony   20K  16-2-3
68   Taking Bribe Felony   25K  2-3-4
 69 Resisting Arrest/Threatening Officer  Felony   25K 16-2-3 
76 Threats to the Life of an Official or Judge Felony 100K 2-3-4
92 Bribing Judge or Juror Felony 100K 2-3-4
93 Accepting Bribe by Judge or Juror Felony 100K 2-3-4
115 Offering Forged/False Documents for Filing Felony 35K 16-2-3
 118 (126)  Perjury Felony  25K 2-3-4 
127 Subornation of Perjury Felony 25K 2-3-4
128 Perjury-Capital Case Felony NA Death/life without parole
136.1(c) Preventing or dissuading a victim or witness from testifying Felony 100K 2-3-4
137(b) Inducing false testimony Felony 100K 2-3-4
    Felony    
    Felony    
    Felony    
    Felony    

What is your proable cause?

Ask the officer why you are being stopped. An officer can not stop you for one reason and then conduct a search for another reason with out proable cause. Do not give them any reason to question you or to interview you other then for the main reason for their stop. If the officer gets off tract, politely remind him what he stopped you for and you would like him to complete what he has to do so you can be on your way. 

During a police encounter, the best case scenario is you will be let go with a warning or a simple citation. The worst case is, you or someone you love will get hurt. No one should be the victim of police brutality, but it does happen. Cops are jumpy. They are trained to be suspicious. Do not make any sudden moves they can claim were threatening. Be polite and respectful, even if the courtesy is not returned. Remember, the police do not have the final word and while they may be able to harass, intimidate, and arrest you, the real fight is in the courtroom before the judge and jury. But you must actually survive the police encounter first before you can win the battle in court.

To win that court battle, your lawyer needs to be able to prove the police acted illegally and the evidence should therefore be thrown out. The goal is to get all the evidence tossed so that there is no case left against you. If you give police permission, your lawyer will not be able to argue they acted illegally and there will not be much s/he can do to defend you. This is why what you do and say are very important. Your lawyer needs you to say the “magic words.” These are words that limit what the police can do and will help your lawyer prove the police acted illegally.

Know what to ask.

What are the magic words, you ask? The first magic words can set you free. Simply ask,

“AM I FREE TO GO?”

If they reply that you are free to go, then you are free to go. You may have to wait for the officer to finish the citation, but yes, you are free to go. If you are not free to go, then you must use the other magic words,

“I DO NOT CONSENT TO ANY SEARCHES,”

I WANT TO REMAIN SILENT,”

“I WANT A LAWYER.”

You must use all of the magic words and use them in this order. You must memorize and practice the magic words. During a stop, the police will not always tell you your rights or help you understand them. In fact, they are trained to harass, scare, and trick you into giving up your rights. You have to be strong while they get in your face and insult you. They are even allowed to lie. Do not believe them. Say the magic words, follow police orders, and shut up! That's right, keep your mouth shut. You will only get yourself into more trouble by talking. 

How Do the Magic Words Work?

The first question, “Am I free to go,” clarifies if you are being detained or not. If you are being detained, the police cannot ask you questions without reading you your rights, just like on the TV cop shows. If they do not read you your rights, your lawyer can use this against them in court.

The second statement, “I do not consent to any searches,” is critical. The cops are not allowed to just search you for any reason. They have to meet certain requirements like having probable cause or a warrant. Even if they have a warrant, they can only search within certain limits. For example, if the warrant is for plants, they cannot necessarily search drawers. But if you give consent, you are giving permission to search everywhere. Never consent to any searches! It will never help you or get the cops to go easy on you. If they need consent then they have nothing else against you so don’t give it to them. If the police think they do not need consent, they will go ahead and search after you say the magic words. Stand out of the way and be quiet while they search. Maybe they find something maybe they don’t.

“I want to remain silent,” is one of the trickier magic words. The Supreme Court has declared that in order to use your right to remain silent, you must first speak up and say you want to remain silent. After you say it, the police are still allowed to continue to question and harass you. See this video of a a police officer trying to build his case. Notice the police trying to build their case against you. Don't help them by talking! You must not speak up and if you do, you have to say “I want to remain silent,” all over again. For some reason, the Supreme Court thinks this is all very easy to do during a police encounter.

Don’t worry. The last set of magic words are here to help. When you tell the police, “I want a lawyer,” they are not allowed to talk to you again until you have a lawyer with you. If they do talk to you and you accidentally talk back, your lawyer will be able to throw it out in court even if you forget to say “I want to remain silent,” after you talk. Asking for a lawyer is the ultimate legal block against the police.You do not need to ask for a specific lawyer or worry about paying if you cannot afford one. If you are arrested, remain silent and wait to get bailed out. Give 510 Bail Bond a call and we will handle your bail in a quick and efficent manner. At your first court date you can ask for a free lawyer.

If a person says the magic words, but only cops can hear them, did they really say anything at all?

Yes! There are ways to prove you said the magic words even if there are no witnesses other than the police. It is becoming common for police to record encounters. Also more and more drivers are using dash cams. Bystanders and onlookers are also allowed to video record police encounters. Your lawyer can find these recordings and use them to help you. Most importantly, make it known as part of your public reputation that you would always use the magic words with police. Constantly tell your friends and family about the magic words and how they should use them too. Carry stickers, cards, and other items with the magic words. Wear t-shirts with the magic words. Make the magic words a part of your life.

What About Patients?

Police encounters can be especially confusing for medical marijuana patients. Why did you go through all that trouble to get the right paperwork if you have to remain silent and get arrested? Well, you don’t. If the police stop you, you do not have to tell them you are a patient, if you grow, or where you get your medicine. You do not have to tell them anything! Say the magic words and let the cops do their job. If and when they find your pot, they should also find your patient paperwork whether it is a doctor’s letter or state card. Tape the letter to the jar or put your patient card in the baggie. You do not want to have to talk and explain your patient status to police or ask to get your paperwork from your wallet. Let the police figure it out.

If arrested, work on your Bail ASAP.

In jail the police still have access to you, they can and will still ask you questions about your case. Again, here the police will wear you down. A sleepless night in jail leaves you tired and not as quick of wit as you would like when answering questions. Again do not talk. Remain silent, it's your right to do so. Use it. Give 510 Bail Bond a call to bond out. Working on your case in your own home is a far better option then from behind bars.

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510 Bail Bond at the Berkeley Jail
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Berkeley Bail Bonds 

When arrested in the City of Berkeley if you are not bailed out you will most likely end up in one of the main jails either the Santa Rita Jail or the Glenn Dyer Detention Facility AKA the Oakland Jail. Berkeley and other small cities will hold inmates at the local police station or the city jail if available for a short time before transporting them to Santa Rita Jail. If your loved one is being held in the city of Berkeley act fast by calling 510 Bail Bond (510) 760-9409. Bailing out from the local jails will speed release times considerably. Don’t let your loved one spend one minute longer in jail then they have to. Call now, bail now. See our Oakland based Berkeley bail bonds web site for more information regarding bail bonds in Berkeley. 

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"My son was arrested in Berkeley for resisting arrest while attending his first year of college.  It did not make sense to me. I did not know what to do. Dave at 510 Bail Bond was able to e-mail all the paper work needed to bond my son out of jail. We were able to arrange bail by phone and e-mail. 510 Bail Bond made a complex situation very easy. The process was quick, Dave even gave my son a ride home from jail and called me to let me know he was OK. Now that’s a Bail Company that you can trust." 

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Headquartered in Fremont with agents thought out the Bay Area, 510 Bail Bond can post bonds for your loved ones in the Berkeley Jail at a moments notice. 510 Bail Bond services all the cities of the East Bay.  We have been serving the Tri-Valley cities of Alameda County and Berkeley for many years.  510 Bail Bond specializes in bonds dealing with Domestic Violence, DUI, Drug Charges, Theft Crimes, Sexual Offences and can post your bond big or small.  There will be no bond, too big or too small, for 510 Bail Bond.  We bond them all. Open 24/7.  Put your loved ones freedom in our hands and we will set them free.

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Bail bonds at the Berkeley Jail is quick and easy using a 510 Bail Bond agent. More information on the Berkeley Jail:

  • The Berkeley jail has a total of 16 cells for men and four (4) cells for women, two (2) Detoxification cells and two (2) Safety cells. The facility can house 40 detainees and is used for incarceration between arrest and arraignment, normally the next business day, or pending court holidays or within 48 hours. Men and women being held in the Berkeley jail are provided three meals a day.  For information regarding an individual in custody including charges, bail amounts and visitation, please call (510) 760-9409.
  • Have the date of arrest, inmates full name and birth date for faster service. 

 

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 Bail Bond Locations


 

     Bail Bond Cities

 

             Local Jail / Court

                 Information

  • Alameda County Superior Court
  • San Leandro Jail
  • Berkeley Jail
  • Berkeley Superior Court
  • Elmwood Correctional Facility
  • Fremont Jail
  • Fremont Hall of Justice
  • Hayward Jail
  • Hayward Hall of Justice
  • Magurie Jail
  • Oakland Wiley Manuel Court
  • Pleasanton Hall of Justice
  • Rene C. Davidson Court
  • San Mateo Northern court
  • San Mateo Southern court
  • San Jose Main Jail
  • San Jose Court House
  • Santa Rita Jail 
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