Fort Bend County - Brazoria County - Harris County
Bail reduction and bail denial cases move at accelerated pace. As your lawyer, my goal is to get your bail set or reduced as quickly as possible and get you out of custody. I have a track record of successfully doing that for my clients. Sometimes I am able to bail out my clients on the same day that I am hired to represent them.
I am criminal defense attorney John L. Venza Jr. I am dedicated to protecting your rights throughout the entirety of your case. As former prosecutor for the state of Texas, I pride myself on offering a unique perspective on how the other side will approach bail in your case. I offer jail visits and free initial consultations.
How is Bail Set in Texas?
When you are arrested for a crime in Texas, a magistrate ordinarily has 48 hours to set your bail. Some magistrates set bail at a reasonable amount so you can get out of jail while your case moves forward. Others, however, set bail at an exorbitant amount so the person in jail cannot afford to be bailed out. Magistrates may also deny bail in certain circumstances.
Being held in jail during the weeks or months that your case is being resolved can be disastrous. You will be unable to work and support your family. You will also be limited in how you can assist your lawyer in your defense while awaiting trial.
If you are denied bail or face bail that is simply too high for you pay, you will need a lawyer who can act quickly and decisively on your behalf. I have been effective in persuading judges both to reduce exorbitant bail and to have bond assigned to a case where it had previously been denied.
I often work with Affordable Bail Bond Company in Richmond, Texas, which serves clients in Fort Bend County, Brazoria County and Harris County.
Free Lawyer Consultation
For more information bail or bail reduction, or to schedule a free consultation at my office conveniently located off Highway 59 in Sugar Land, Texas, please contact me, attorney John Venza Jr.
