While most people want to get out of jail as quickly as possible, there
is a small sector of career criminals who feel more at home behind bars. In fact, there are some people who intentionally
commit crimes just to have a hot shower, a warm bed and a plate of cold
food. If you're one of these career
criminals, you want to stay behind bars as long as possible. But, with jail overcrowding and budget cuts,
sometimes you have no choice but to hire a bail bonding agent and post
bond. However, you can delay posting
bond with few simple tips.
No Money, No Bail Bonding Services Company
If you've spent most of your life in and out of jail, you probably don't
have a lot of money. If this is the
case, even the most meager of bail amounts could easily break the bank. Even if your bail is set at $100, it may be
difficult to pay even $10 to hire a professional bail bondsman. If you can't pay the bail bondsman service
fee, you're not going to get out of jail.
So if you'd like to stay in jail, keep your bank account and your
pockets empty. By staying broke, you'll
spend more time in jail.
Model Behavior after your Bail Bonding Agent
If you want to stay in jail as long as possible, you need to be on your
worst behavior. Take a cues from your
local bail bonding agents. While most bail bonding agents are model citizens,
there are a few in the profession who are loud, crass and rowdy. To stay in jail as long as possible, 5start
fights, threaten jail guards and cause multiple riots a day. By engaging in risky and unbecoming behavior,
you will spend more time in solitary confinement. If your behavior is bad enough, you could
spend months in a jail cell without windows, all by yourself. Be aware, if you reach this point, you may
not have contact with your local bail bondsman. This means there will be zero
chance of posting bond with the help of a professional and reliable bail
agent.
Court Hearings and your Bail Bondsman
If you need a break from behind bars and post bond, you'll still need to attend future court
hearings. However, most career criminals find life on the outside to be a very
difficult transition. If you find
yourself experiencing jail withdraws, ask your local bail bondsman for
help. In fact, if you want to go back to
jail, all you need to do is break the terms of your release and don't show up
to your court proceedings. By
disregarding the judicial system, a new warrant will be issued for your arrest
and your local bail bonding services will come searching for you. If this happens, you will be re-arrested and
booked back into jail- just where you want to be. Welcome home!
Break the Law, Break your Bail Agents Trust
If you decide to spend most of your life in and out of jail, you need to know what laws to break to insure you'll spend the most time behind bars. While the most violent offenses typically carry the longest sentences, I do not recommend engaging in violent behavior against anyone. It's best to choose to commit less serious crimes such as misdemeanors and minor traffic infractions. If you choose to break the law, after posting bond, please note you will be breaking the trust of your local bail bonding services company. If this is the case, your trusted and reliable bail bondsman may begin to ignore your calls for help in the middle of the night. Soon you'll develop a reputation, you can not repair and not a single local bail bonding agent will get you out of jail. Bottom line: if you choose to be a career criminal there will be a point where you will no longer need a professional bail bonding agent because a judge will refuse bail. If you decide to spend your entire life behind bars, you will have access to the best medical care and food in the world. Depending on your particular situation, life behind bars may be a viable option for you. Before you make this big decision, consult with your family and your local bail bonding agent for advice.Sources:
Rob Brown Bail Bonds
Rush Bail Bonds Birmingham, AL
Rush Bail Bonds Huntsville, AL
National Association Of Fugitive Recovery Agents
