Why Someone Is Held Without Bond in Florida And What Can Be Done About It

Episode Summary:  In this episode of Come Back with a Warrant, attorney Michael Gottlieb delves into the complexities of bond and no bond holds within the Florida legal system. Michael discusses the various reasons an individual may be held without bond, such as the severity of charges like those punishable by life (PBL) or higher. He explains the Arthur hearing process and the criteria judges consider when deciding on bond, including the defendant's flight risk, community ties, and prior criminal history. Michael also clarifies the concept of a Nebia hold, which ensures bond funds come from legitimate sources, and outlines the steps to challenge no bond decisions. This episode provides listeners with a comprehensive understanding of how bond determinations are made and the legal options available to those facing serious charges. Key Timestamps: 00:01 – Introduction 00:45 – Reasons for Being Held Without Bond 01:17 – Understanding No Bond Holds 02:14 – Criteria for Denying Bond 03:04 – Factors Judges Consider in Bond Decisions 04:28 – Definition and Impact of Nebia Holds 06:00 – Challenging No Bond Decisions 07:11 – Changing Circumstances for Bond Reconsideration 09:13 – Determining Factors for Release 11:05 – Bond Funds: Return and Conditions 12:11 – Federal vs. State Bond Systems About the Show:  Come Back with a Warrant is a podcast dedicated to exploring the intricacies of the American legal system, particularly focusing on criminal defense in South Florida. Hosted by seasoned attorney Michael Gottlieb, the show provides insights into the challenges faced by defendants and the legal strategies employed to protect their rights. With a focus on clarity and practical advice, each episode aims to educate listeners on legal processes, ensuring they are well-informed and prepared to navigate their own legal situations.