Misdemeanor Bonds

All states including in this case Connecticut, separate felonies and misdemeanors into categories. Misdemeanors are less serious than felonies as you will be charged up to one year in prison. Felonies are punishable by more than a year or more depending on how serious the case may be.

Class A

This class of misdemeanors are the most punishable in the state and can have up to one year in prison with a fine up to $2,000. For example, prostitution is a misdemeanor

Class B

This class is punishable in the state up for up to six months and can have a fine of up to $1,000. For example, the theft of someone’s belongings that may be up to $500-$1,000 is considered a class B misdemeanor.

Class C

This class is punishable for up to three months in prison and a fine up to $500. The property of belongings of up to $500 or less can be charged as a misdemeanor.

Class D

This class is the least punishable where the defendant will be imprisoned for up to 30 days with fines up to $250.

Regardless of what your charges of a misdemeanor it is serious because you will serve legal consequences. If you are charged with a misdemeanor you may be granted bail or to pay a fine depending on which class it may be. The judge will take into consideration of your history such as any criminal records and how severe the current charges may be.

Here at Atomic Bail Bonds we are pleased to help you with assistance with a case of a misdemeanor regarding a loved one or a family friend. We will work with and for you by any means possible such as payment plans. We do not judge our clients as we take our business very seriously. No matter what the status that the crime may be, it is necessary to post bail no matter what their financial situations may be. If you fear that you are in a predicament give us a call today!