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Assault Charges in Hays County: Levels, Bail and What Happens Next
Assault charges in Hays County range from a fine-only Class C misdemeanor to a felony. Which court hears each level, how bail is set and what families can do.
Drug Possession Charges in Hays County: Charge Levels, Arrest and Bail
How drug possession charges in Hays County are graded by drug type and amount, what happens after the arrest, and how bail is set by a magistrate.
Family Violence Bond Conditions in Hays County: What They Mean and What Happens if One Is Broken
Family violence bond conditions in Hays County can include no contact, stay-away zones, no firearms and GPS monitoring. What each means and how to keep them.
Second DWI in Hays County: What Changes After a Second Arrest
A second DWI in Hays County is a Class A misdemeanor with at least 30 days in jail on conviction, and the bond must usually include an ignition interlock.
DWI Bail in Hays County: What Happens After a DWI Arrest in San Marcos
After a DWI arrest in Hays County, the person must be taken before a magistrate within 48 hours. How DWI bail works, plus the 15-day license deadline.
Hays County Jail Inmate Search: How to Find Someone and Post Bail
Use Hays County's official records portal to look someone up in the jail, then find out the bond and how to post it. Phone numbers and steps inside.
How Do Bail Bonds Work in Hays County? Arrest to Release in San Marcos, Step by Step
By law, a person arrested in Hays County must be taken before a magistrate within 48 hours. The three ways to post bail, what each costs, and who to call.
How Much Does a Bail Bond Cost in Hays County, Texas?
Texas law does not set a bail bond fee, so each company sets its own, and it is generally not refunded. What changes it and what to ask in Hays County.