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Harris County Inmate Release Process

Inmate Bonding Process - Harris County Sheriff's Office

The defendant’s release is based on his/her own promise that he/she will show up for trial and no security is required. The defendant acknowledges personally without sureties, his/her obligation to appear in court at the next hearing or trial date.

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Jail Information—Harris County Texas Sheriff's Office

It is the policy of the Harris County Sheriff’s Office to treat all persons, whether in custody or not, in a respectful, courteous, and professional manner while maintaining safety and security. Merit and maintain the public’s trust. Embrace and deliver professional service. Protect our citizens with honor and courage.

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Harris County Inmate Search

The Harris County Sheriff's Office will accept cash or surety bonds at 49 San Jacinto Street, Houston, TX 77002. Harris County Bail Bonds. H-Town Bail Bonds Address: 305 Caroline Street, Houston, TX 77002 Phone: (713) 224-7500. ASAP Bail Bonds Address: 2000 Crawford Street #1111, Houston, TX 77002 Phone: (713) 225-2727. ABC Bail Bonds

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Posting Bail in Houston: 4 Things to Know - Stuck in Jail

Harris County Jail is one of the largest jails in the country, and criminal lawyers estimate it can often take 24 hours or longer to complete the bail process – longer if a separate bond hearing must be held. The cost for a surety bond in Harris County is 10 percent of the amount of bail.

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