Surety's Capias and Bailpiece Release - Virginia's Judicial 2025

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The document is a Surety's Capias and Bailpiece Release form from the Commonwealth of Virginia, detailing the process for a surety to request the arrest of an accused individual who has failed to appear in court. It includes sections for case information, the surety's details, reasons for requesting the capias, and instructions for law enforcement regarding the arrest.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
Begin by entering the CASE NO. at the top of the form, ensuring it matches the court records.
Fill in the SURETY’S NAME and BOND AMOUNT fields accurately to reflect your details.
Select the appropriate court from Part A where the defendant was bonded, marking either General District Court, Circuit Court, or Juvenile and Domestic Relations District Court.
In Part B, specify the CITY OR COUNTY and provide details about the charge against the accused.
Complete the BAILPIECE RELEASE section by stating your reason for requesting a capias for arrest, checking if it’s due to failure to appear.
Finally, sign as SURETY at the bottom of the form and ensure all information is correct before submission.

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Do you get bond money back in VA?

Yes. You must pay the full amount of the bond to satisfy a secure bond with cash. The court will refund the money to you following the final disposition of the charges, including any appeals, but may order that you forfeit the bond if the person fails to appear for a scheduled court date.

What does no bond mean in VA?

You Could Be Held in Jail Without Possibility of Release (Without Bond) If this happens, it means the magistrate and/or judge(s) in Virginia believed that no condition or combination of conditions would reasonably guarantee your return to court and reasonably protect the public.

What is the Virginia Code 19.2 121?

19.2-121. If the person is admitted to bail, the terms thereof shall be such as, in the judgment of any official granting or reconsidering the same, will be reasonably fixed to ensure the appearance of the accused and to ensure his good behavior pending trial.

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What is the difference between bail and bond in Virginia?

In general conversation, people may use the terms bail and bond to mean the same thing, but the terms do not have the same meaning in Virginia law. Bail is a defendants pre-trial release. Bond is the actual payment of the bail amount set by a judge.

What does NA mean on a bond?

In legal contexts, n/a typically stands for not applicable or not available.

What happens if you dont bond?

The court could revoke your bail, meaning that in addition to owing the bail bonds dealer, you may go back to jail when caught and have to stay there until the end of the trial.

What does no bond mean in Virginia?

However, if the magistrate does not set bond, then you will remain in jail either until released after trial or sentencing or until your defense attorney files a motion in court. There are three types of bail set in Virginia criminal cases: Recognizance.

What is the VA Code 19.2 149?

If a bail bondsman on a bond in a recognizance surrenders his principal for any reason other than the principals failure to appear in any court, the bondsman shall deposit with the clerk or magistrate the greater of 10 percent of the amount of the bond or $50, which shall be made at such time the bondsman makes

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