Federal bail bonds are governed by 18 U.S.C. § 3142 and are issued only by agents approved by the U.S. Department of Justice. Faroy Bail Bonds has been writing federal bonds for more than four decades, including bonds posted at the Federal Detention Center (FDC) Miami, Krome, and federal facilities nationwide.
Federal charges we handle
- Federal drug trafficking and distribution
- Wire fraud, mail fraud, bank fraud, and securities fraud
- Money laundering and structuring
- Federal weapons and firearms charges
- Healthcare fraud and Medicare/Medicaid fraud
- Tax evasion and IRS criminal cases
- RICO and conspiracy charges
- Immigration-related criminal charges
How federal bonds work
After a federal arrest, the defendant appears before a U.S. Magistrate Judge. The court considers risk of flight, danger to the community, and the strength of the government's case before setting conditions of release. Federal bonds frequently include conditions such as home detention, GPS monitoring, surrender of passport, and travel restrictions.
Federal premium is 15% of the bond amount, calculated per charge (not per case). If a defendant has multiple federal charges, the 15% is applied to each one and added together. Federal bonds usually require collateral, and the underwriting is more rigorous than state bonds.
Nationwide federal bond service
Faroy coordinates federal bonds at any federal detention facility in the United States. We've posted at FDC Miami, MDC Brooklyn, MCC Chicago, and dozens of facilities in between. One call to Miami starts the process anywhere your loved one is held.
Call (305) 642-1986 any time. Federal cases move fast — the sooner we start, the better.