DWI Bails Can Come With Conditions In Minnesota!

DWI bails in Minnesota are conditional or unconditional. If you are released on an ROR (Released on Own Recognizance) or pretrial release, the inmate is released without having to pay any money to the court, however your conditional bail will have strict conditions. Most DWI offenders on ROR (or) conditional bail are required to secure their release by being set up on an alcohol-monitoring device, also known as SCRAM. You must carry this device around with you, blow into it at random times to ensure you have not been drinking. Other monitoring devices may also include ankle bracelets, if you are required to be on a alcohol monitoring (or) ankle bracelet device by the judge, you will have to pay set up fees and daily usage fees to

 remain on the court ordered device.

An unconditional bail in Minnesota will not have as many restrictions and conditions of release. However, to be released on unconditional bail, the defendant must pay the full bail amount to the court, in cash, or pay 10% of the bail bond with a local bail bondsman in Minnesota. The best option is to contact, Bobby "The Bail Man" at A-Affordable Bail Bonds in Minnesota. We offer the lowest money down allowed by law, payment plans and no credit checks. Call us today @ 763-200-5744, All calls are confidential, 24 hours a day service.