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    San Bernardino Juvenile Delinquency Court Bail Bonds

    When a son or daughter is arrested, it's normal to feel overwhelmed. Juvenile cases work differently from adult cases, and the goal of the juvenile system is usually supervision and rehabilitation. This page explains where San Bernardino juvenile cases are heard and how we can help your family understand the next steps.

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    Where Juvenile Cases Are Heard

    San Bernardino County juvenile delinquency cases are heard at 900 East Gilbert Street, Bldg. 2, San Bernardino, CA 92415, near the downtown justice complex. Juvenile dependency matters — cases about a child's care and safety rather than an alleged offense — are heard nearby at 860 East Gilbert Street.

    Families in the High Desert may have juvenile delinquency hearings in Victorville at 14455 Civic Drive. Check the paperwork you were given to confirm which location and courtroom apply.

    How Juvenile Cases Differ From Adult Cases

    Juvenile delinquency cases focus on supervision, services and rehabilitation. In most juvenile matters there is no adult-style bail; instead, the court decides whether the minor can go home with a parent or guardian, sometimes with conditions. Hearings happen quickly after a minor is detained.

    In some serious cases, a minor's case may be moved to adult court. If that happens and bail is set, a licensed bail agent can post a bond. In California the premium is generally 10% of the bail amount, and payment plans may be available on approved credit.

    Supporting Your Family Through the Process

    Stay calm, keep every document, and attend every hearing. Talk with a defense attorney or the public defender about your child's rights and options. Being present and prepared is one of the most helpful things a parent can do.

    If you have questions about release, bail or court dates, call us at (909) 406-6909. Our office is at 165 W Hospitality Ln Ste C4, San Bernardino, a short drive from the Gilbert Street juvenile courts.

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