Legal Question in Employment Law in Florida

Bonding
If a person has a felony, Grand Theft, charge on their record, can they be bonded??

Asked on 4/25/01, 10:37 am

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Frank Shooster Shooster Kahn & Kleinman, P.A.

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Re: Bonding

It depends on the bonding agency. They are under no obligation to bond a person convicted of a felony.

Answered on 6/18/01, 7:57 pm

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