posted on Jul, 9 2011 @ 02:11 PM
I can tell by your questions that you are not very informed on how the legal process works.
First thing to know is NO ONE but a Judge can complete the process of legal charges. Until you appear before the judge over your case, in person, the
charges you face are active. It is up to this judge if he wants to issue a bench warrant or not, if he wishes to track you down or not, the whole case
is under his control.
Most times Judges allow the D.A. to make the call on some of the issues involved, but the Judge can over-ride anything and everything.
You will need to appear in person in front of the Judge to get the case closed.
A Bail Bondsman is NOT authorized ,ANYWHERE, to accept fines, fees or anything involving the legal process. The only job the bail bondsman does is
issue a appearance bond, this means if you don't appear the bail bondsman forfiets the bond, bondsman normally charge 10% of the bond as a fee. So if
you did not appear, in person, the bondsman had to forfiet the bond, so you now owe the bondsman the ENTIRE bond plus intrest. This is your biggest
problem. Bondsman never give up and they employee Bounty Hunters to track you down and they can be very hard to deal with. Bounty Hunters usually
recieve 50% - 75 % of the lost bond.
So, you most likely have a bench warrant for your arrest, You have a civil problem with a bondsman, and more than likely have bounty hunters looking
for you.
You really need to clear this up, because the things like this work is they resurface at the least apporiate time.