At Summerlin Bail Bonds, we post weapons offense bail for defendants arrested for carrying concealed weapons without permits, possession of firearms by prohibited persons, assault with deadly weapons, and other related charges in Las Vegas, Nevada.
We can secure release from Clark County Detention Center within 2-4 hours for clients facing violations of Nevada Revised Statutes 202. Charges include CCW (carrying concealed weapon) offenses, felon in possession of firearms, brandishing weapons, discharging firearms in city limits, and more.
Bail amounts range from $3,000 for first offense misdemeanors to $50,000+ for felon possession or assault charges. Call us at +1 (702) 939-8679 to process your weapons bail bonds 24/7.
Summerlin Bail Bonds offers expert bail bond services tailored for weapons related charges. Our team is experienced in dealing with these specific cases, ensuring efficient processing and personalized service.
Nevada allows open carry of firearms for those 18+ who are not prohibited from possessing weapons. Concealed carry requires permits issued after background checks, fingerprinting, and firearms safety courses. Nevada Revised Statutes (NRS) Chapter 202 outlines several weapons related offenses, with bail varying based on the offense severity and criminal history.
First Offense: Category C felony with $5,000–$10,000 bail.
Second Offense: Category B felony with $10,000–$20,000 bail.
First Offense: Category B felony with $15,000–$35,000 bail.
Federal Prosecution: Often triggers federal charges with higher penalties.
Category B felony: $10,000–$50,000 bail, depending on victim injuries.
Gross misdemeanor: $2,500–$5,000 bail for first offense.
Gross misdemeanor: $1,500–$3,500 bail, unless injuries occur.
Category D felony: $7,500–$15,000 bail for illegal firearms like short-barreled shotguns and silencers.
Misdemeanor: $1,000–$2,500 bail for carrying in schools, casinos, etc.
Weapons arrests are followed by specific procedures at Clark County Detention Center or other local facilities. The bail process is typically completed within 2-4 hours. Here is how we handle the bail process:
After an arrest for weapons charges, the individual goes through the booking process. They are searched, fingerprinted, and placed in a holding cell. Once this is complete, they are allowed to make a phone call to reach a bail bondsman.
The court will set bail after booking, and weapons charges typically involve higher bail amounts due to the nature of the offense. We will help you understand how bail amounts are determined for weapons-related offenses and ensure you have the right bond for release.
Once bail is set, we post the bond and secure the release. We offer affordable payment options, including low down payments and no co-signer options. We explain all the payment plans available, ensuring you understand the process before moving forward.
Defendants arrested for weapons charges must meet specific conditions after posting bail. Violations of these conditions can lead to bail revocation.
Defendants must surrender all firearms to the police or a licensed dealer within 48 hours of release. Failing to do so results in additional charges.
Defendants cannot possess any weapons, including firearms, knives, and brass knuckles, while charges are pending. This applies even if they legally own firearms.
Defendants may be prohibited from entering places where firearms are not allowed, such as gun stores or shooting ranges.
Defendants in assault with deadly weapon cases may be placed under GPS monitoring, with alerts triggered if they enter restricted areas.
Defendants facing brandishing charges due to mental health crises must undergo psychiatric evaluations within 10 days of release.
Defendants charged with assault or brandishing weapons may be required to attend anger management classes, which are reported to pretrial services.
Posting bail for weapons charges can be costly, but at Summerlin Bail Bonds, we offer affordable payment plans to help cover the cost of bail.
We offer several payment plans that are designed to make posting bail more manageable. Our low down payment options and easy installment plans allow you to choose the solution that works best for you.
If you don’t have a co-signer, we provide no co-signer bail options, allowing you to post bail without needing additional support. This makes bail bonds more accessible, even if you don’t have a co-signer to help.
Summerlin Bail Bonds offers 24/7 DUI bail services for first-offense, felony DUI, and DUI causing injury cases across Clark County. We ensure quick release from CCDC, helping you protect your driving privileges before critical DMV deadlines.
At Summerlin Bail Bonds, we manage domestic violence and battery charges with the utmost discretion. We navigate Nevada's mandatory 12-hour hold periods and post bail immediately upon eligibility, securing your release without delay.
Summerlin Bail Bonds specializes in arranging walk-through surrender bonds for outstanding warrants. Surrender voluntarily with pre-arranged bail to minimize your time in custody from just 1-3 hours instead of waiting days in jail.
We provide expert bail bond services for serious felony charges, including robbery, burglary, assault, grand larceny, and all Category A-E felonies. Whether dealing with high-value collateral or complex cases requiring judicial approval, we’re equipped to handle it all.
Summerlin Bail Bonds offers fast bail for drug possession charges, from marijuana to methamphetamine, fentanyl, and trafficking amounts. We handle simple possession and felony drug charges statewide with professionalism and efficiency.
Summerlin Bail Bonds handles a range of traffic related offenses, including reckless driving, suspended license arrests, hit-and-run incidents, and vehicular manslaughter. We expedite your release so you can address DMV actions and secure legal counsel promptly.
We process bail for misdemeanor charges, including petty larceny, trespassing, battery, and disorderly conduct with speed and efficiency. Misdemeanors shouldn’t keep you in custody - most releases are secured within 1-2 hours.
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A: Bail premiums are 15% of the total bail amount. For example:
CCW (first offense): $1,125 (for $7,500 bail)
Felon in possession: $3,750 (for $25,000 bail)
A: No. Weapons possession is prohibited while charges are pending, including firearms and other weapons.
A: We verify CCW permits through Clark County Sheriff or out-of-state agencies. Valid permits often lead to charge dismissals.
A: Felony convictions result in permanent loss of firearm rights. Misdemeanor domestic violence convictions also lead to loss of gun rights.
A: Felons may petition for firearm rights restoration under NRS 213.090, but federal law may still prohibit possession.
A: Federal charges carry harsher penalties and mandatory minimum sentences. State charges allow for parole after serving part of the sentence.
A: No. Weapons possession is prohibited during bail, including transporting firearms while traveling.
A: Many arrests involve misunderstandings. Defense attorneys may argue for dismissals or reductions based on evidence.
A: Yes. Weapons convictions jeopardize security clearances and military service.
A: Bail over $20,000 often requires collateral, such as vehicle titles or real estate equity.
Summerlin Bail Bonds is a trusted and reliable bail bond service provider serving Las Vegas and Clark County. With years of experience, we offer fast, discreet, and professional bail bond services for a wide range of criminal charges, including DUI, domestic violence, felonies, drug offenses, and more. Our dedicated team works 24/7 to ensure quick releases, protecting your rights and helping you navigate the legal system with ease.