If you don't bond out, you are in the jail until your trial is over. Unless you bond out by paying the bond to the judge in full or to a bondsman…

Indicted is a term they use in the federal system vs the county system. It's a slang term they use for federal vs the state.

It all depends on the case severety of the case.

No, however the co-signer is liable for the full amount if the defendant does not pay or decides to run and skip court.

No, once a bond is signed and the person has walked out of the jail, the fee to a bondsman is non-refundable. Even if you go back to jail or are found…

No, only the judge can grant bail. Police officers have nothing to do with the decision to grant bail and cannot influence it in any way.

No, the officer has nothing to do with the decision from the judge on the bail amount.

No, you have to have some type of evidence for them to charge you. Probable cause is enough to charge someone.

No. You can only use cash to bail yourself out of jail. You can hire a bondsman and pay him with a card, or collateral and even set up payment plans but…

The bond process happens fairly quick, usually 25-45 minutes and the time it takes to get the person released after the signing of the bond, it is usually about 1-4 hours.