North Carolina Basic Law Enforcement Training (BLET) State Practice Exam

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Which method of inmate release typically requires full payment upfront?

Property Bond
Written Promise
Cash bond
Unsecured Bond

The correct answer is: Cash bond

The method of inmate release that typically requires full payment upfront is the cash bond. A cash bond is a form of bail where the full amount of the bail is paid directly to the court. This ensures that the defendant will return for their court appearances, as the court holds this money as collateral. If the defendant fails to appear, the court retains the cash, which serves as a significant incentive for the individual to comply with the conditions of their release. In contrast, a property bond involves collateral in the form of real estate, a written promise does not require financial payment but rather the individual’s commitment to appear in court, and an unsecured bond allows the defendant to be released without upfront payment but places a financial obligation on them if they fail to appear. Each of these options has different conditions and implications regarding financial responsibility, highlighting why cash bonds stand out as requiring full payment upfront.