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Present custodial status:

Jail or other detention facility (name and address):

I.D. number within the facility (if any):
Bail:

Where posted: When posted: Amount:

Form (cash, property, professional surety):

If bonding company:

Street address:

Phone number:
Contact person:

Email, e-text, and website addresses:
Who paid for the bail:

Has collateral security been put up? Yes No

If so:

Nature of collateral:

Amount secured:

Who put up the collateral:

Does the client or his or her parent or guardian have paper or electronic documents that would contain

identifying or contact information for the bondsman and terms of the bond?

Other form of conditional release (describe):

Facts relating to the offense charged and the client’s connection with it or whereabouts and activities at the
time of the offense; facts relating to the client’s arrest and subsequent interactions with law enforcement
agents:

The client should be asked to tell everything s/he knows about the present charge, in chronological order: what s/he
did, what happened to him or her, who was involved, when and how the client was arrested, and everything that the
police have done with the client since arrest. At the conclusion of the client’s story, counsel should ask questions – who,
what, why, when, where, and how – for clarification. Before terminating the interview, counsel should be sure s/he
knows at least the following:

The client’s version of the events on which the charge is based or, if the client denies involvement, where the
client was and what s/he was doing at the time of the events on which the charge is based.