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How to Arrange for Bail While in Jail by eHow Legal Editor Getting arrested means that you will, more than likely, have to stand in front of a judge to have your charges formally recorded. During this court appearance, you will probably have a bail amount set by the judge. She takes into consideration your charges, criminal history and flight risk when she determines the bail amount. In some cases, bail may be a preset amount depending on your charge. Here's how to pay your bail while you're in jail. Read More » Related Articles • How to Get a Bail Bond for a Friend • How to Become a Bail Bondsmen in Nevada • How to Bail or Bond an Inmate Out of Jail • How to Turn Down a Client as a Bail Bondsman • How Do Bail Bonds Work? New How To Articles • Work Visa Policy for the US & Israel • How to Find a House in Scotland • How to Play MP4s • How to Test Computer Memory in Windows XP • United States Post Office Laws on the Ownership of a Private Mailbox

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