Delaware § 4349 Notice to law enforcement; bail enforcement agents

Delaware Statutes

§ 4349 — Notice to law enforcement; bail enforcement agents

Delaware § 4349

JurisdictionDelaware

Title18

PartInsurance

Ch. 43SURETY INSURANCE CONTRACTS

Subch.Bail Bond Agents

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Del. Code tit. 18, § 4349 (2026).

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(a)After a warrant or capias has been issued for a defendant’s failure to appear, a bail agent having knowledge of the whereabouts of the defendant shall immediately notify the law-enforcement agency closest to the defendant’s location of:

(1)The identity of the defendant;

(2)The identity of the bail agent;

(3)The location of the defendant where law-enforcement officers might be able to obtain custody of the defendant; and

(4)Whether the bail agent has retained a bail enforcement agent and/or notified a bail enforcement agent of the defendant’s location.

(b)A bail agent may employ the services of a bail enforcement agent or similar person under such terms as may be permissible by law, regulation and/or court rule, the costs of which may be assessed to the indemnitor.

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(a) After a warrant or capias has been issued for a defendant’s failure to appear, a bail agent having knowledge of the whereabouts of the defendant shall immediately notify the law-enforcement agency closest to the defendant’s location of:

(1) The identity of the defendant;

(2) The identity of the bail agent;

(3) The location of the defendant where law-enforcement officers might be able to obtain custody of the defendant; and

(4) Whether the bail agent has retained a bail enforcement agent and/or notified a bail enforcement agent of the defendant’s location.

(b) A bail agent may employ the services of a bail enforcement agent or similar person under such terms as may be permissible by law, regulation and/or court rule, the costs of which may be assessed to the indemnitor.