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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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