Just wanted to share this awesome image of the team we helped  sponsored. They did an awesome job and we couldn’t be prouder of them. Thanks again you all were awesome!

Beach to Bay is held annually in Corpus Christi Texas the Home of Bull’s Bail Bonds. We proudly support this event through sponsorship of our team and love seeing people enjoy the beautiful area that we reside in.

Every year since 1976, runners and fun-seekers alike grab their running shoes and converge in Corpus Christi, Texas to take on this beloved six-leg marathon. Our event has become an annual tradition for many of these runners, reuniting them with friends they’ve made from marathons past.

Beach to Bay has grown into one of the largest relay marathons in the United States. Attracting runners from all over the U.S. as well as Kenya, England and Mexico, Beach to Bay boasts an annual registration rate of over 2,000 teams.

This is a six-leg running event, both in relay and full marathon format for those who prefer to take on a challenge solo, that totals approximately 26.2 miles of the Gulf Coast beach, pavement (including the JFK Causeway!), a little sweat, an occasional tear, and a bunch of smiles. Beginning on the sands of North Padre Island, winding through Naval Air Station Corpus Christi, and ending at McCaughan Park along Corpus Christi’s scenic Shoreline Drive, the legs are roughly 4.4 miles each. Always held on the third Saturday in May, or Armed Forces Day, Beach to Bay honors the men and women serving in our United States Military with sincere pride – a tradition founded by Captain John Butterfield back in the inaugural year of 1976.

Congratulations to all runners and teams who took part in this awesome event.

 

We found this and thought it would be great to share with our clients as well as our website visitors. A quick 10 things that you should always remember while out on bond.

As always if you find yourself in the need of a honest bail bonds please do not hesitate to give us a call. Bull’s Bail Bonds is open 24 hours a day 7 days a week 365 days a year and we are always ready to assist our clients.

10 Things to remember while out on bond

# 1 – Communicate with your bondsperson and honor your contract.

Make sure you maintain communication with your bondsperson while you are out on bond. Fulfill your contractual obligations. Remember, you are out of jail only because your bondsperson has decided to trust and invest in you.

# 2 – Do not commit any new law violations.

As a condition of bond release, you are not allowed to commit any new law violations. If you are alleged to have committed a new law violation, your bond may be revoked and it is possible that you may be required to remain in jail until your case is resolved.

# 3 – Use caution when discussing your case.

It is rarely advisable to discuss the facts of your case with law enforcement without the advice of an attorney. This recommendation also applies to any alleged victim, co-defendant, or known/possible witness that the Office of the State Attorney may use against you.

# 4 – Determine who is going to legally represent you.

As it relates to legal representation in your case, you have the option to represent yourself, hire a private attorney, or (if you qualify) utilize the services of the Office of the Public Defender.

# 5 – Participate in the defense of your case.

Whether you are represented by an attorney or are representing yourself, take an active role in your case. Read the Discovery material (police report, witness list, etc.) issued by the Office of the State Attorney. Ask questions about any information you do not understand. Identify any missing or incorrect information.

# 6 – Be aware of how a criminal case progresses.

After the preliminary presentation hearing that occurs while still in jail, your first court date will be the Arraignment. At the Arraignment, you may plead either Guilty or Not Guilty. If you plead Not Guilty, the next court date will most likely be a Status or Pre-Trial Conference. On that date, or at a later date, you will voice whether you wish to resolve your case with a plea or take your case to trial.

# 7 – Attend all required court dates.

Make sure you attend all court dates when your presence is required. Official notice will be given either in court or by mail. Confirm that the Clerk of the Court, your bondsperson, and your attorney have your current mailing address. Be on time for court to ensure your case is not called up before your arrival. If you fail to appear at any court date where your presence was required, the Court will likely issue a capias (warrant) for your arrest, with or without a bond. If a capias is issued, you should take steps to address it. Make arrangements with your attorney and your bondsperson.

# 8 – Respect courthouse protocol.

While at the courthouse, and especially before the judge, make sure you follow appropriate protocol. Speak politely to all courthouse personnel. Dress appropriately (no tank tops, shorts, or flip-flops). Remember, how you act and dress creates an impression not only with the judge but also the prosecutor who is evaluating the case.

# 9 – Consider all options before resolving your case.

Before making a decision on whether to enter a plea or take your case to trial, evaluate all of your options. Review the strengths and weaknesses of your case including, but not limited to, police reports, physical evidence, lay witness statements, deposition transcripts, etc. If you have a prior record or if the Criminal Punishment Code (sentencing guidelines) applies to your case, review it for accuracy. It is always best when you make an informed decision regarding how to proceed in your case.

#10 – Remember # 1.

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The Bull of Bail’s Bonding. Bull’s Bails Bonding is a hard working customer support driven business that is here for all of your every day bonding needs. We will NEVER disappoint our clients. We are based out of Shinning City by the Sea, Corpus Christi Texas which is located in Nueces County.

Our Goal

Our goal is simple, we want to provide the fastest, simplest and most efficient process you can experience during your difficult situation. We are located within walking distance from the Nueces County Jail and we can post bail within MINUTES of reeving your information. If you need our help please do not hesitate to contact us as quickly as possiblye at 361 881 4840.

Our Hours and availability

Our availability to our clients is very simple to remember, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week 365 days a year. We are available day and night and can post bonds anywhere in the country.

 Streamlined Process

We have done all we can to make the process of bonding as easy as possible.

We offer convenient ways for you to complete some paperwork in order for us to bond someone out of jail. We understand that not everyone can come to the bail bond office.  First, start the process and call our office. We have made this a streamlined process by using email and fax.    Once the bond is approved, you can conveniently pay for the bond on our website, which makes it a very fast, secure and efficient process.  That’s No Bull!  We will work to get those you care about out of jail quickly!

We don’t stop there!  We will be with you throughout the entire process: from bonding them out of jail to the final disposition of the case(s).

Don’t wait any longer!  Contact our office immediately for help at 361-881-4840.