Drug Paraphernalia Bail Bonds in Polk County
A paraphernalia charge is usually one of the lighter charges we see, and that often means a lower bail amount and a faster release. Call us and we can often get things moving the same day.
Paraphernalia vs. Possession
These two charges are often confused, and sometimes filed together. Here is the short version:
Paraphernalia
Covers items used to use, grow, or store a controlled substance. Usually a first-degree misdemeanor.
Possession
Covers the substance itself, and can be a misdemeanor or a felony depending on what it is and how much.
Facing both charges together? See how drug possession bail bonds work as well.
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Florida sets a $100 minimum fee, so any bail amount under $1,000 will still show $100 below. At that minimum, the fee is due in full, with no payment plan.
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Find Our Bartow Office
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Office
515 E Main St, Bartow, FL 33830
Most paraphernalia cases are handled entirely by phone, but you are welcome to stop by our Bartow office in person.
Get DirectionsParaphernalia Bail Questions
Is a paraphernalia charge a felony or a misdemeanor?
Possession of drug paraphernalia is usually a first-degree misdemeanor in Florida, which generally means lower bail and a faster release than a felony charge.
Can paraphernalia and possession be charged together?
Yes, this happens often. When they are charged together, the bail amount usually reflects the more serious of the two charges.
How fast can someone be released on a paraphernalia charge?
Since bail is usually lower, release often happens within a few hours of the bond being posted, though the jail's own schedule still decides the exact timing.
Is the bail bond fee still 10% for paraphernalia?
Yes. Florida law sets the bail bond fee at 10% of the bail amount for every charge type.
Not Sure Which Jail They're In?
A paraphernalia arrest still moves through the same Polk County facilities as any other charge. Here is where to check:
Serving All of Polk County
No matter where the arrest happened, we can help. Most of our calls come from Davenport, Bartow, Lakeland, and Winter Haven, but we cover every part of Polk County.
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