(a) The clerk, sheriff, municipal courts and other inferior courts shall have available a list of professional bondsmen or other sureties approved and qualified as solvent by the courts of record with criminal jurisdiction within the county. These approved lists shall be provided by the judges of those courts. No undertaking shall be accepted unless the professional bondsman or other surety is so certified as approved.
(b) In counties having a population of seven hundred seventy thousand (770,000) or more, according to the 1980 federal census or any subsequent federal census, the rules concerning the qualifications of bail bond companies as established by the criminal court of record shall be applicable in any inferior court in the county. The clerk of any such inferior court shall have the duty and the responsibility to enforce the rules.
(c) (1) (A) The department of commerce and insurance shall provide the clerk, sheriff, municipal courts, and other inferior courts with a current approved list of professional bondsmen licensed by the board of professional bondsmen.(B) The clerk, sheriff, municipal courts, and other inferior courts shall have available a list of licensed professional bondsmen or other sureties approved and qualified as solvent by the courts of record with criminal jurisdiction within the county. The approved lists must be provided by the judges of those courts.(2) An undertaking must not be accepted unless the professional bondsman or other surety is licensed under part 3 of this chapter and approved and qualified as solvent by the courts of record with criminal jurisdiction within the county.(3) Notwithstanding the issuance by an association of a guaranteed arrest or bail bond certificate, as defined in § 40-11-145, a professional bondsman licensed by the board of professional bondsmen, pursuant to part 3 of this chapter, shall provide proof of such licensure to all courts of this state having jurisdiction and authorized to admit to bail when appearing before such courts.
(1) (A) The department of commerce and insurance shall provide the clerk, sheriff, municipal courts, and other inferior courts with a current approved list of professional bondsmen licensed by the board of professional bondsmen.(B) The clerk, sheriff, municipal courts, and other inferior courts shall have available a list of licensed professional bondsmen or other sureties approved and qualified as solvent by the courts of record with criminal jurisdiction within the county. The approved lists must be provided by the judges of those courts.
(A) The department of commerce and insurance shall provide the clerk, sheriff, municipal courts, and other inferior courts with a current approved list of professional bondsmen licensed by the board of professional bondsmen.
(B) The clerk, sheriff, municipal courts, and other inferior courts shall have available a list of licensed professional bondsmen or other sureties approved and qualified as solvent by the courts of record with criminal jurisdiction within the county. The approved lists must be provided by the judges of those courts.
(2) An undertaking must not be accepted unless the professional bondsman or other surety is licensed under part 3 of this chapter and approved and qualified as solvent by the courts of record with criminal jurisdiction within the county.
(3) Notwithstanding the issuance by an association of a guaranteed arrest or bail bond certificate, as defined in § 40-11-145, a professional bondsman licensed by the board of professional bondsmen, pursuant to part 3 of this chapter, shall provide proof of such licensure to all courts of this state having jurisdiction and authorized to admit to bail when appearing before such courts.