Especially after the Monday release of the long awaited Book: Bondsmen, Defendants and Bounty Hunters, of George Zouvelos, By Clara Vannucci Ive been receiving tons more questions relating to NY Bondsmen and Bounty Hunting. As the President of the NYPBA New York Professional Bondsmen and Agents, the short answer to the question of, The #New #York #Statutory #Authority To #Bounty #Hunt #Re-#Arrest and Return to #Jail a #Recalcitrant #Criminal #Defendant out on Bail, and receive compensation for this dangerous work is: In New York State a bail agent has the authority to re-arrest a criminal defendant from the moment he/ she posts bond with the court not the jail. The defendant is released into the sole contractual custody of the bondsman, and not the corporate surety. So the surrender piece has already been pre-approved by a Judge at the time of bail posting, and it is in full understanding that a bond can be revoked at any time thereafter at the discretion of the bondsman or contract #Obligor. For Re-arresting and surrender for bond exoneration, the Statutory authority is granted onto him/her bail agent, and he can pass it on to his/her designees (other Bounty hunters) pursuant to NY CRIMINAL PROCEDURE LAW 530.80. Only the premium for the posting of the bond or the giving of bail is pursuant to NY insurance law 6804. New York premium for the giving of bail is the lowest rate in the country. Otherwise all other monetary and contingency costs that may occur are strictly pursuant to a bail agents private contractual agreement, which are in line with industry standards--(10%-20%) of the penal bond liability posted. THE BOOTY FOR THE BOUNTY. Neither The Insurance Department, nor the criminal courts can interfere with the executed contracts. Any disputes relating to private contracts/indemnity agreements are reserved for courts of plenary jurisdiction--civil court. Unless, of course, you have a binding arbitration clause as the venue for addressing any dispute---as I have, or some agreement to the contrary. So in answer to the questions, and in sum, if you have contractual clauses and covenants previously agreed to by indemnitors /criminal defendant that pertain to warrants, rearrests, revocations and forfeitures those clauses are enforceable at the contractual rates previously agreed to. I hope this helps. Warm regards, George ZOO Zouvelos The BAIL BOSS ® 2011-2014 All Rights ® Reserved (The One and Only) #like #education #law #vannucci #photographer #news #Zouvelos #GeorgeZouvelos #GeorgeZOO #BailBoss #BountyHunter #Bondsman #NYC #USA #Spartan #news #entertainment Clara Vannucci Anastasia Zouvelos Spartan NY Bail Boss Kaleo Padilla Sonny Westbrook Dakota Chapman Leland Chapman@bethchapman
Posted on: Wed, 21 May 2014 15:06:30 +0000
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