Bail bond agents are for-profit businesses that, along with the insurers that back them, make billions on the backs of low- income people and comm5unities of color that have been ravaged by mass incarceration and overpolicing. Given their power – and profits – continuing education is necessary (but not sufficient) to regulate bail bond agents.
House Bill 6393, An Act Concerning the Insurance Department’s Recommendations Regarding Surety Bail Bond Agents
Bail bond agents are largely an unregulated industry in many parts of the country, professing to be “self-regulating” but often failing to require real standards or accountability.
Status
Active
Session
2021
Bill number
HB 6393
Position
Support
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