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City and county can imply regulations to the bail industry?
a) True
b) False correct answers a) True
Any bail agent who will fully fails to deliver a defendant to custody within 48 hours is guilty
of:
a) A felony
b) A Misdemeanor
c) Failure To Appear
d) None of the above correct answers b) A Misdemeanor
After conviction of an offense not punishable with death, an application for probation or an
appeal a defendant may be admitted to bail:
a) As a matter of right before judgment is announced
b) As a matter of right when appeal from judgment imposing imprisonment in cases of
misdemeanors.
c) As a matter of discretion in all other cases.
d) All of the above. correct answers d) All of the above.
What may a bail agent charge for in the transaction of bail in addition to the premium rate?
a) Recording Fees
b) Travel Expenses
c) Any Charges Incurred Backed By Receipts
d) None of the above correct answers c) Any Charges Incurred Backed By Receipts
What is the definition of fiduciary?
a) Trust
b) Faithful
c) As an operating expense
d) All of the above correct answers a) Trust
What may a bail agent do?
a) Solicit an arrestee's attorney
b) Charge an arrestee for attorney fees
c) Refer an arrestee for attorney fees
d) Have an attorney put an assignment on collateral correct answers d) Have an attorney put
an assignment on collateral
A bail solicitor may transact under more than one employer when:
a) The business is a partnership
b) Individual licensees with a registered appointment with the department of insurance for
each
c) When the solicitor is a member of the partnership
d) All of the above correct answers a) The business is a partnership
When an arrestee is requesting bail to be reduced, who will handle the request?
a) Court Clerk
b) Appeals Court
,c) Local Magistrate
d) All of the above correct answers c) Local Magistrate
The reason for the bail system is:
a) To insure the appearance of the arrestee to appear on the court appointed date.
b) To insure the arrestee accepts the judgments of the court
c) To insure the arrestee takes responsibility for the dates and judgments of the court
d) None of above correct answers c) To insure the arrestee takes responsibility for the dates
and judgments of the court
An arrestee charged with a felony can be released on:
a) Before held to answer.
b) After seeing a Magistrate, before conviction on held to answer.
c) Before a bench warrant but after arrest.
d) All of the above. correct answers d) All of the above.
Definition of a bond is:
a) Any form used by a surety.
b) Any form used by a bondsman.
c) Any form used by an attorney.
d) None of the above. correct answers a) Any form used by a surety.
Who is notified by mail in the case of a forfeiture?
a) The Surety Company
b) The Surety Company and the bonding company
c) The arrestee
d) None of the above. correct answers b) The Surety Company and the bonding company
If three people are conducting a partnership and one dies, what must the remaining partners
do?
a) They can continue if their partnership agreement allows for a continuation
b) Must notify the Insurance Commissioner
c) Must be relicensed.
d) All of the above. correct answers b) Must notify the Insurance Commissioner
An officer in the hail may accept one of the following to release a person charged with a
felony:
a) Cash bail
b) Surety bond
c) An authorization from the presiding judge that the arrestee is bailable
d) A and B correct answers d) A and B
Who decides on the OR release?
a) Courts
b) Sheriff's Department
c) Court Clerk
d) All of the above. correct answers a) Courts
How long must a licensed bail agent keep their records?
a) 3 years
, b) 5 years from the last transaction
c) Until the Department of Insurance comes to inspect
d) None of the above. correct answers b) 5 years from the last transaction
Who regulates the bail industry?
a) Penal Code
b) Insurance Commissioner
c) Courts
d) None of the above correct answers b) Insurance Commissioner
A bail solicitor may transact under:
a) His employers own or approved fictitious name
b) Hid employers and his own approved fictitious business name
c) His own or approved fictitious name
d) None of the above. correct answers a) His employers own or approved fictitious name
Who makes the bail schedule for felonies?
a) Sheriff's Department
b) Superior, Municipal, and Justice Court Judges
c) A committing Magistrate
d) All of the above. correct answers b) Superior, Municipal, and Justice Court Judges
Bail license renewal for licenses issued after January 1, 2011 will be due:
a) Two years after the last calendar day of the month in which the initial license was issued
b) One year after the last calendar of the month in which the initial license was issued
c) Four years after the last calendar day of the month in which the initial license was issued
d) None of the above correct answers a) Two years after the last calendar day of the month in
which the initial license was issued
On behalf of any surety insurer while there is in effect an unrevoked notice of appointment of
such insurer, a bail agent's license by its terms permits the license to: (indicate the incorrect
answer)
a) Solicit undertakings of bail
b) Negotiate undertakings of bail
c) Issue undertakings of bail
d) Effect undertakings of bail correct answers c) Issue undertakings of bail
Who can be a surety?
a) Any licensed bondsman
b) Property and Casualtyinsurance company.
c) Any natural person
d) All of the above correct answers c) Any natural person
If a bond is not forfeited and the person or persons are done with all of their court
appearances, how long does the superior court need to keep the exonerated bond?
a) One year
b) Three years
c) Five years
d) Ten years correct answers b) Three years
City and county can imply regulations to the bail industry?
a) True
b) False correct answers a) True
Any bail agent who will fully fails to deliver a defendant to custody within 48 hours is guilty
of:
a) A felony
b) A Misdemeanor
c) Failure To Appear
d) None of the above correct answers b) A Misdemeanor
After conviction of an offense not punishable with death, an application for probation or an
appeal a defendant may be admitted to bail:
a) As a matter of right before judgment is announced
b) As a matter of right when appeal from judgment imposing imprisonment in cases of
misdemeanors.
c) As a matter of discretion in all other cases.
d) All of the above. correct answers d) All of the above.
What may a bail agent charge for in the transaction of bail in addition to the premium rate?
a) Recording Fees
b) Travel Expenses
c) Any Charges Incurred Backed By Receipts
d) None of the above correct answers c) Any Charges Incurred Backed By Receipts
What is the definition of fiduciary?
a) Trust
b) Faithful
c) As an operating expense
d) All of the above correct answers a) Trust
What may a bail agent do?
a) Solicit an arrestee's attorney
b) Charge an arrestee for attorney fees
c) Refer an arrestee for attorney fees
d) Have an attorney put an assignment on collateral correct answers d) Have an attorney put
an assignment on collateral
A bail solicitor may transact under more than one employer when:
a) The business is a partnership
b) Individual licensees with a registered appointment with the department of insurance for
each
c) When the solicitor is a member of the partnership
d) All of the above correct answers a) The business is a partnership
When an arrestee is requesting bail to be reduced, who will handle the request?
a) Court Clerk
b) Appeals Court
,c) Local Magistrate
d) All of the above correct answers c) Local Magistrate
The reason for the bail system is:
a) To insure the appearance of the arrestee to appear on the court appointed date.
b) To insure the arrestee accepts the judgments of the court
c) To insure the arrestee takes responsibility for the dates and judgments of the court
d) None of above correct answers c) To insure the arrestee takes responsibility for the dates
and judgments of the court
An arrestee charged with a felony can be released on:
a) Before held to answer.
b) After seeing a Magistrate, before conviction on held to answer.
c) Before a bench warrant but after arrest.
d) All of the above. correct answers d) All of the above.
Definition of a bond is:
a) Any form used by a surety.
b) Any form used by a bondsman.
c) Any form used by an attorney.
d) None of the above. correct answers a) Any form used by a surety.
Who is notified by mail in the case of a forfeiture?
a) The Surety Company
b) The Surety Company and the bonding company
c) The arrestee
d) None of the above. correct answers b) The Surety Company and the bonding company
If three people are conducting a partnership and one dies, what must the remaining partners
do?
a) They can continue if their partnership agreement allows for a continuation
b) Must notify the Insurance Commissioner
c) Must be relicensed.
d) All of the above. correct answers b) Must notify the Insurance Commissioner
An officer in the hail may accept one of the following to release a person charged with a
felony:
a) Cash bail
b) Surety bond
c) An authorization from the presiding judge that the arrestee is bailable
d) A and B correct answers d) A and B
Who decides on the OR release?
a) Courts
b) Sheriff's Department
c) Court Clerk
d) All of the above. correct answers a) Courts
How long must a licensed bail agent keep their records?
a) 3 years
, b) 5 years from the last transaction
c) Until the Department of Insurance comes to inspect
d) None of the above. correct answers b) 5 years from the last transaction
Who regulates the bail industry?
a) Penal Code
b) Insurance Commissioner
c) Courts
d) None of the above correct answers b) Insurance Commissioner
A bail solicitor may transact under:
a) His employers own or approved fictitious name
b) Hid employers and his own approved fictitious business name
c) His own or approved fictitious name
d) None of the above. correct answers a) His employers own or approved fictitious name
Who makes the bail schedule for felonies?
a) Sheriff's Department
b) Superior, Municipal, and Justice Court Judges
c) A committing Magistrate
d) All of the above. correct answers b) Superior, Municipal, and Justice Court Judges
Bail license renewal for licenses issued after January 1, 2011 will be due:
a) Two years after the last calendar day of the month in which the initial license was issued
b) One year after the last calendar of the month in which the initial license was issued
c) Four years after the last calendar day of the month in which the initial license was issued
d) None of the above correct answers a) Two years after the last calendar day of the month in
which the initial license was issued
On behalf of any surety insurer while there is in effect an unrevoked notice of appointment of
such insurer, a bail agent's license by its terms permits the license to: (indicate the incorrect
answer)
a) Solicit undertakings of bail
b) Negotiate undertakings of bail
c) Issue undertakings of bail
d) Effect undertakings of bail correct answers c) Issue undertakings of bail
Who can be a surety?
a) Any licensed bondsman
b) Property and Casualtyinsurance company.
c) Any natural person
d) All of the above correct answers c) Any natural person
If a bond is not forfeited and the person or persons are done with all of their court
appearances, how long does the superior court need to keep the exonerated bond?
a) One year
b) Three years
c) Five years
d) Ten years correct answers b) Three years
