bonded out of jail

Portuguese translation: foi solto sob fiança

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English term or phrase:	bonded out of jail
Portuguese translation:	foi solto sob fiança
Entered by:	Ena Smith

12:50 Apr 21, 2020

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Law (general) / Law enforcement

English term or phrase: bonded out of jail

According to a complaint filed in Florida district court, the incident occurred the same day James Jamal Curry, 31, bonded out of jail after an arrest on domestic battery charges. During that initial arrest, which took place outside the home of Curry’s girlfriend, prosecutors said he intentionally coughed on a cop’s arm while being loaded into a transport van. “Well I got the corona,” Curry allegedly told the officer.

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Ena Smith KudoZ activity Questions: 144 (none open) (1 closed without grading) Answers: 205 United States
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foi libertado sob fiança

Explanation:
Creio que é isto.

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Ou mais PT-BR talvez... solto sob fiança...

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David Cabrita
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Local time: 14:17

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foi libertado sob fiança

David Cabrita

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liberado sob fiança

ferreirac

pagou a fiança

airmailrpl

libertado/solto sob caução

expressisverbis

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foi libertado sob fiança

David Cabrita
Portugal
Local time: 14:17
Native speaker of: Portuguese
PRO pts in category: 4

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pagou a fiança

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bonded out of jail => pagou a fiança

How Do Bail Bonds Work - Types, Conditions & How to ...
www.moneycrashers.com › jail-bail-bonds-types-money
Paying bail to get out of jail may seem like a simple concept. The idea is that if someone gets arrested, someone else can pay money and the jailed person goes ...

airmailrpl
Brazil
Local time: 10:17
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liberado sob fiança

Explanation:
Ver https://www.google.com/search?safe=active&biw=1076&bih=1201&...

ferreirac
Brazil
Local time: 10:17
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Portuguese
PRO pts in category: 197

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libertado/solto sob caução

Explanation:
5.
garantia, caução
https://www.infopedia.pt/dicionarios/ingles-portugues/bond

When criminal defendants are released from prison, some are "bonded out" while others are "bailed out." If you consume enough criminal news, the two terms start to look interchangeable, as though they both mean the same thing.
While they both have the same effect -- temporary freedom -- they're actually different. The difference between bond and bail is a subtle one, but it ultimately comes down to the source of the money. Who and what is securing the defendant's freedom?
As you likely know, bail is the monetary amount a defendant must pay to secure his release. If he fails to appear at a specified time, he forfeits that amount.
If the defendant or his family pays bail, he's been bailed out of jail. But many criminal defendants don't have the funds to make bail. This is where bonds come in.
Bonds are bail monies paid by a bail bond company. The defendant secures a loan with collateral, such as a car or house. He also pays a set fee, usually 10% of the bail amount.
The bail bondsman then pays the court a portion of the bail monies and guarantees that the rest will be paid if the defendant disappears. Courts accept this as assurance because the defendant loses his property if he flees.
Some states will also allow defendants to post their own property bond, which allows them to avoid using a bail bond company.
There's also this strange thing called a signature bond. The defendant makes a written promise to appear in court. If he fails to appear, he pays the court a set amount of money. This is reserved for low-level offenders who pose no flight risk.
So you see, there is a difference between bond and bail. Defendants who immediately secure their release with money are bailed out. Defendants who secure their release with collateral (property or a promise to pay) are bonded out. If you need help with bail or a bond, talk to a criminal defense attorney in your area.
https://blogs.findlaw.com/blotter/2011/12/whats-difference-b...

Não sei se existem assim muitas diferenças em português (pelo meno em inglês, sim), mas traduzia assim (para PT-PT).

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expressisverbis
Portugal
Local time: 14:17
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