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Before a surety bondsman can write a bond, he must:
-be listed on on the Electronic Bondsman Registry
A bondman who doesn't pay premium he owes to an insurer is guilty of:
-misappropriation
A professional bail bondsmen who willfully falsifies a monthly report is guilty of:
-Class I Felony
In a bail bond office, an unlicensed person can be hired to:
-perform normal office duties
With the exception of the felonies cited in NCGS 58-71, the maximum charge for a
bondsman violating any other bail bond law, is a:
-Class 1 Misdemeanor
If a bondsman doesn't return collateral valued at $1,000 within 15 days after his
defendant's case is over, he can be convicted of a:
-Class 1 Misdemeanor
Under NCGS 58.71, what is a Class I felony?
-Failing to return collateral that has a value of over $1500.
-A professional bondsman willfully falsifying a monthly report.
Your defendant missed his court date. In order to get off the bond, you must:
-Surrender the defendant and file a motion to strike the forfeiture.
As a licensed bail agent in NC, you may:
-Enter the residence of record at any time, even if the occupants refuse to let you in.
-Surrender your defendant to the sheriff.
Bondsman are authorized to check ACIS to:
-Check criminal case dispositions
When a defendant's case is over, if a bondsman doesn't return collateral worth
over $1,500, he is guilty of:
-Class I felony
A North Carolina bail bondsman may accept a premium of:
-0 through 15%
Who is legally responsible to the state for a bond?
-a surety company, an accommodation bondsman, and a professional bondsman
Who can be monetarily compensated for posting a bond?
-a license bail bondsman
Per statue, a bail bondsman in NC must:
-guarantee the appearance of the defendant at all of his scheduled court cases or pay
the bond forfeiture
If the defendant misses a premium payment, the bondsman may:
-Put the defendant in jail for non-payment and keep all of the premium paid.
In addition to the bond premium, on bonds less than $5,000, a bail bondsman
may accept:
-collateral
A bail bond is effective and binding until:
, -the final disposition of the case
A bondsman guarantees that they will:
-pay the bond forfeiture if defendant does not appear in court
A bail bond is exonerated if the defendant:
-is found guilty in district court and no appeal is made
-is surrendered prior to the breach
When a bail bond is exonerated, the bail bondsman:
-need not return any portion of the original premium
Identifying information on each bond includes the name of:
-The defendant
-The surety on the bond
-The bondsman
Where is the affidavit located?
-On the back of the appearance bond
An access violation of ACIS by a bondsman is a:
-Class H Felony
Who is legally allowed to use a bondman's password to access ACIS?
-the bondman only
Who can file a motion to set aside a forfeiture?
-Defendant
-Bondman, on behalf of surety
Even if significant information is missing, a bond is still binding if these 3 things
are correct:
-The magistrate or other indv. accepting the bond were legally authorized to do so
-Location of the defendant's court appearance
-Bond amount
How does a bondsman have to be licensed before he can supervise a first year
licensee?
-2 years
The AOC form that states the bond amount is the:
-appearance bond
If a bail bondsman doesn't charge his defendant a premium, the bondsman must:
-fill out the affidavit on the appearance bond
If a defendant agrees to pay a portion of the premium on a certain date, then the
bondsman must list the amount of the promised premium and the payment date
on the:
-Memorandum of Agreement and the affidavit on the Appearance Bond
Details about the collateral must be listed on the:
-collateral receipt and the affidavit on the Appearance Bond
How many days between a forfeiture notice and final judgement?
-150 days
How many days does the school board attorney have to object to a bondsman's
motion to set aside a forfeiture?
-20 days
A bond forfeiture may be set aside for all of the following reasons: