Understanding Your Bond Conditions
Do you have questions about the conditions of your bond? My name is Aaron Grubb. I’m the Tahlequah felony attorney at Wirth Law Office, and in this video, we’re going to talk about one of the conditions of your bond, which could be a GPS tracker.
This means that, during the process of setting your bond, it can depend on the charge you are facing and your general demeanor when speaking with the bondsman. If the bondsman believes it’s wise to keep a GPS tracker on you, it’s often because they perceive you could possibly be a flight risk.
Reasons for GPS Tracking During Your Bond Process
There are many reasons this might occur. For instance, we had one client whose charges were completely dismissed, but they initially had a GPS tracker placed on them. This illustrates how perceptions can significantly influence the decisions made by bondsmen.
In some cases, a judge may also order a GPS tracker. If you have failed to appear in court on a few occasions, the judge may require you to wear one to ensure that you attend your court dates. This could involve a physical tracker being clamped around your ankle until the end of the criminal proceedings.
Contact Us for Assistance
If you have any questions regarding GPS trackers or your own criminal case, please reach out to me, the Tahlequah criminal attorney here at Wirth Law Office. Our experienced team is here to help you navigate through this complex legal landscape. Don’t hesitate to call us at (918) 458-2677 for a low-cost initial strategy session.
