I am confused about my bond and what exactly I am required to do.
This is a frequent concern for people who have never been in trouble with the law. Livingston County is notorious for their strict bond conditions.
You will need to review the conditions of your bond to ensure you are in compliance, as the requirements will vary depending on the crime.
Normally you will have to either drug or alcohol test as a condition of your bond and make sure that you have ample proof that you are complying with those conditions.
There are two main places where you can sign up for your testing requirements which are Second Chance Support Network and Garry Flanary & Associates.
Our office will go over your bond forms with you to ensure compliance, assist in getting signed up for alcohol or drug testing, and guarantee you have the appropriate documentation to provide to the Judge in Court.
Bond conditions are in effect until the date of sentencing. This means that if you have testing that it will continue until you are sentenced or the Judge amends your bond conditions during a court proceeding.
Please don’t hesitate to contact me if you have any questions.
Marcus D. Wilcox
Attorney at Law, esq.
DISCLAIMER: The information contained on this website is meant to be general, informative and educational. It should not be taken as specific legal advice to any particular problem or issue. Please consult an attorney personally to discuss your particular circumstances.
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