Bond And No Contact Orders

Summary

In Indiana, individuals can be released under certain conditions after posting bond. If ordered to work release, they will be moved to a Community Corrections Facility. To lift a no-contact order, file a motion, attend a court hearing, and provide supporting evidence. Writing a letter to the judge can be helpful, but the final decision rests with the judge. Consulting a lawyer is recommended.

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So the offender had two charges which were “Criminal Confinement and Domestic Battery”. For Criminal Confinement he was ROR but they kept him in for Domestic Battery and changed his bond to that and it was $* which I had a family member pay for. It says “Bond Posted” and it was paid for on Monday. They informed my family member if they were aware he won’t be released that he will be moved to a Community Corrections Facility for Work Release.
Hello **** ****, it seems like you're dealing with a complex situation. Could you please let me know in which state this is happening? The laws can vary from state to state.
Indiana
Hello ****, in Indiana, individuals can be released under certain conditions after posting bond. However, if they have been ordered to work release, they will be moved to a Community Corrections Facility. This can occur even after bond has been posted.
How can I get a no contact order lifted
Hello ****, in Indiana, you can request to lift a no-contact order by:
- Filing a motion with the court.
- Attending a court hearing.
- Providing evidence that supports lifting the order.
Keep in mind that the final decision rests with the judge.
Writing a letter ti the judge about the no contact order is helpful or useless
Hello ****, writing a letter to the judge can be helpful. It allows you to present your reasons for wanting the no-contact order lifted. However, the decision still rests with the judge. It's recommended to consult a lawyer for guidance.