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Country: United States of America
State: Michigan

My boyfriend is in jail. His probation officer says he could do 16-30 months in prison. This crime he did, happened about 6 years ago. He did time before and got paroled. Warrants have caught up to him and now they are expecting a $6700 bail. I can't afford to come up with it in 30 days. What will happen if I came up with at least 85% of the money, will they let him go? I can't let him out on bail bonds, the jail wants cash only. For a pity crime he did, can't he get out within a year?

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Can you arrange a bond company to help finance it--


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Bond payments are tied to the London Inter-Bank Offered Rate, which has been rising, eating into profits.
PALMDALE - City officials are considering forgiving more than $6 million in penalties and interest on defaulted bond payments on 23 vacant acres in the Trade and Commerce Center in order to assist development.
But Kerans noted that no bond payments would be needed in the 2003-05 biennium, so the measure wouldn't have an impact until the 2005-07 budget year.
 
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