Jail information in Idaho & Wyoming

When someone is arrested and booked into jail, they are under arrest but the State of Idaho or Wyoming must first prove their case against the accused before they can punish someone. The trials can take a long time and for someone sitting in jail they can lose their job and most often have loved ones who depend on them. The State of Idaho and Wyoming can release you until your trial but how do they determine that you would return to court on your own Recognizance? The court asks for a monetary amount of money that is put up until your return, this is called a Bail bond. In Idaho, under Court Rule 13, they have a bail bond schedule for most misdemeanor crimes and Felony crimes require an appearance before a judge before a bail amount is set. In Wyoming, the judge in each county sets the Bail bond amount for every case. In both states the judge may also “OR” or, release someone on their own recognizances. If the bond placed is too high or you cannot afford to use our service, you can ask for a bond reduction hearing from your lawyer or public defender and the judge would have a hearing to determine if the bond should be lowered.

Idaho Phone: 208-456-4357
Wyoming Phone: 307-413-6809