ORLANDO, Fla. - TelAve -- 33rd Street Bail Bonds announces their latest blog about pre-trial release.  A pre-trial release (PTR) allows a person who is accused of a crime to be released from custody to await trial.  Russ Pacala, owner of 33rd Street Bail Bonds, states, "Pre-trial release gives defendants the opportunity to be at home, to work at their jobs, and to be a contributing member of the community while they are awaiting their trial.  Pre-trial release offers other benefits as well such as reducing over crowding in jails and allowing defendants to provide financially for their families."

Pacala adds, "Pre-trial release can include many variables.  In most cases, a judge will grant pre-trial release.  However, a judge will deny pre-trial release if the person is accused of a crime where they could face the death penalty or life imprisonment.  A judge could also deny pre-trial release based on three factors – protecting the safety of the community, ensuring that the defendant will show up to court, and maintaining the integrity of the judicial process."

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Once a pre-trial release is granted by the judge, it can take different forms. There are different types of pre-trial release. Types of release include:

• Release on a person's own recognizance (ROR)
• Unsecured appearance bond
• Bail bond

For more information on types of pre-trial release and to read the blog in its entirety, visit https://bailorlando.com/pre-trial-release/ (Pre-Trial Release - 33rd Street Bailbonds (https://bailorlando.com/pre-trial-release/))

This Orlando based bail bond agency offers bail bonds for all of Central Florida.  33rd Street Bail Bonds has helped clients from Orange, Seminole, Lake, Volusia, and Osceola Counties.  Clients that have faced charges such as DUI, reckless driving, assault, battery, DUI, drug trafficking, and more have all benefitted from the services that this bail bond agency provides.  To start the bail bond process, call 407-425-3303.

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All of the bail bond agents at 33rd Street Bail Bonds are experienced and knowledgeable.  A bail bondsman is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and all year long.

33rd Street Bail Bonds is the oldest, most trusted bail bond agency in Central Florid.  It is family owned and operated since 1971.  Located at 2480 33rd Street in Orlando, Florida, this bail bond agency is conveniently located next to the Orange County Jail (33rd Street Jail).  33rd Street Bail bonds is licensed to post bail throughout the state of Florida and with affiliated agents across the United States.

Trust 33rd Street Bail Bonds to help, call today at 407-425-3303.  For more information about this bail bond agency, please visit online at https://bailorlando.com/