In Connecticut, sex crimes can relate to everything from indecent exposure to child pornography and rape. No matter what the charge is, all sex crime charges are taken extremely serious and typically involve the accused being put on the registered sex offender list. However, unless the judge decides that the situation was severe enough for the accused to not be allowed to post bail, the defendant can await trial at home if they pay bail. 

How Is a Sex Crime Bail Bond Determined?

Sex crime bail bonds are all seen as a more serious situation. This means that bail in this type of situation will typically be high, no matter what the circumstances. However, the following factors also weigh into the decision of what a defendant’s bail will ultimately be: 

How the Bail Bond Process Works

The bail bond process is a quick, relatively simple process. This involves a professional bondsman, and some paperwork. You are only a few signatures away from getting your loved one released from jail. Below outlines the paperwork that is required before the suspect can be released: 

Sometimes, a co-signer agreement form must also be signed. However, only certain types of bonds require a cosigner. This form essentially means that if the defendant does not show up in court, the cosigner is also held responsible for payment. 

We'll Help Get Your Loved One Home

Freedom Bail Bonding is one of Connecticut’s most trusting bail bond companies. We have over 30 years of experience in the industry, and have helped numerous clients who needed help paying a sex bail bond. If your loved one is currently awaiting trial in jail, contact us at 860-618-6244.