Bail Schedules (by county)

Updated

UPDATE: During the coronavirus crisis, California state courts are setting bail to zero in misdemeanor and low-level felony cases. And people may no longer be incarcerated solely because they cannot afford bail–there must be clear and convincing evidence incarceration is necessary.

Los Angeles County LADA directive 20-06 – Only serious or violent felonies carry bail.

Orange County Bail Schedule – The felony and misdemeanor bail schedule for crimes and cases in Orange County.

San Bernardino County Bail Schedule – The felony and misdemeanor bail schedule for crimes and cases in San Bernardino.

Ventura County Bail Schedule – The felony and misdemeanor bail schedule for crimes and cases in Ventura County.

California Court Process Blog Posts:

Fleeing an Accident Scene for Safety Reasons

California hit & run law requires a person involved in an accident to stop and provide identifying information to the other parties. Failure to do so may invite a felony charge under Vehicle Code 20001 if the accident caused injuries, or a misdemeanor charge under Vehicle Code 20002 if there was only property damage. An ...

2017 Changes to California’s Gun Laws

2020 UPDATE: On August 14, 2020, the Ninth Circuit ended California’s ban on high capacity magazines (HCMs). It ruled that PC 32310’s ban on HCMs violates the Second Amendment. The article below was written before this ruling. Beginning on January 1, 2017, California has a number of new laws that would restrict residents right to ...

Bonus pay for exempt employees – What workers need to know

Bonus pay can impact overtime calculations for non-exempt employees if it is a nondiscretionary bonus. These bonuses can change the worker’s regular rate of pay, which is used to calculate overtime pay. Discretionary bonuses, on the other hand, generally do not alter the regular rate of pay and do not impact overtime. How does overtime ...

How does retrograde extrapolation measure BAC in DUI cases?

Retrograde extrapolation is a way to estimate a DUI suspect’s blood alcohol content (BAC). Police use the method to calculate what someone’s BAC was, hours before they were tested. Retrograde extrapolation is significant because it is often inaccurate. Suspects accused of driving under the influence can challenge the process and defend against a DUI charge. ...

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