I would keep the money. We each must pay for our own mistakes or wrongdoings.

Keep the money, but I live in Europe.

3K at 10% for a bond. If 30k was 10%, it would be clear that they think he did something really wrong. Better to spend the money on a lawyer.

The Crime? ...the crime? THE CRIME?

Depends on who the person is and what they were accused of doing....but, generally, people who are in jail NEED to stay there if only to learn that they hate it and don't want to go back.

The only conditions under which I would put down $39,000 for a person's bail would be (1) if I were convinced that the person was not guilty of the charges, and (2) I really cared about the person. Even if I really cared about the person, if I thought he or she was guilty, I would not put down the bail money. If uou did the crime, you need to accept all of the consequences.

I'd keep the money. There is no "loved one" in my life that I care enough about to bail them out.

Either this was you at one time or it will be you at some future point. If you were in your loved ones spot, what would you want to happen?

In the spirit in which I believe your question was posed, I would not hesitate to bail out my loved one. I wouldn't even think about it.

If I’m the one they shot, no! Otherwise will take it on a case by case basis.

By default I would bail out the loved one. If, upon consultation with the said loved one, we decide that first option is better than, I would keep the money!

If I loved them I would bail them out. Otherwise I wouldn't claim that I loved them.

That is one hefty bond...I would use my house as collateral if I thought the person was falsely charged...of course the loved one has to show up in court for you not to risk losing the house, but there is at least other ways to gather the money before the court actually starts proceedings on collecting on your home...you have more options than laying out cash...you can use the cash later if the loved one is a scumbag and skips...but if a bond is set that high, I am betting they are guilty...I would use the money to get a divorce...

Well it would depend on the love. And second it would also depend on what the love one did as well...

Depends on what they did. If they are innocent, I'd bail the out. If not, let justice be done.

I'd find someone else to bail them out and then keep the money However, as long as the loved one doesn't skip bail you get the money back anyway after trial or plea, so it's a win-win.

Def keep it!

I think i am quite lucky all my loved one are out of prison and not prison type so yeah if there were falsely imprisoned i would bail them out thats me

This would have to be tested in real life

Bail

It Depends really

The only conditions under which I would put down $39,000 for a person's bail would be (1) if I were convinced that the person was not guilty of the charges, and (2) I really cared about the person. Even if I really cared about the person, if I thought he or she was guilty, I would not put down the bail money. If uou did the crime, you need to accept all of the consequences.

The only conditions under which I would put down $39,000 for a person's bail would be (1) if I were onvinced that the person was not guilty of the charges, and (2) I really cared about the person. Even if I eally cared about the person, if I thought he or she was guilty, I would not put down the bail money. If uou did the crime, you need to accept all of the consequences.

The only conditions under which I would put down $39,000 for a person's bail would be (1) if I were onvinced that the person was not guilty of the charges, and (2) I really cared about the person. Even if I eally cared about the person, if I thought he or she was guilty, I would not put down the bail money. If uou did the crime, you need to accept all of the consequences.

It would really depend on the family member and what they did.There are only like 4 family members I care about enough to do that for.