When I go for my preliminary hearing will I have to post bond again
I have 2 counts of delivery of a controlled substance and 1 count of child neglect or risk of bodily injury but I've never been in trouble before this
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Dana Carron ·
It sounds as though you already posted bond on this matter. If so, that bond will continue to work for you.
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Ashley Mcmahan ·
No, bond is posted to give you an incentive to attend court. Therefore, if you show up for court, you're fulfilling your end of the obligation. If your case is eventually worked out, you can get your bond back.
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Jason M. GlassDUI / DWI AttorneyClarksburg, WV ·
If you have already posted bond after being arraigned, then no, you will not have to post another bond at your preliminary hearing.
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