Bail Bonding
in WV
Atkinson Bonding is the Place to Go for Bail Services in WV
• Bail Bond
• Collateral By Liens
• Felony Bond
• Misdemeanor Bond
• Property SURETY Bond
Bail
Bonding Available
for All Types of Offenses in West Virginia
• Assault
• Boating/Intoxicated
• Computer Crimes
• Domestic Battery
• Drug Crimes
• Drug Distribution
• Drug Possession
• Drug Trafficking
• DUI Arrest
• Misdemeanor Arrest
• Felony Arrest
• Fraud
• Misdemeanor Arrest
• Money Laundering
• Shoplifting/Theft
• Weapons Charges
• White Collar Crimes
Drug Crime – Distribution, Possession, & Trafficking
(State & Federal)
Schedule I or II narcotics is a felony; state prison for one to 15 years and/or $25,000.
Schedule I, II, or III non-narcotic is a felony; state prison for one to five years and/or $15,000.
Schedule IV substance is a felony; state prison for one to three years and/or $10,000.
Schedule V substance is a misdemeanor; jail for six to 12 months and/or $5,000.
Counterfeit Substances
Schedule I or II narcotics is a felony; imprisonment for one to 15 years and/or $25,000.
Schedule I, II, or III non-narcotic is a felony; state prison for one to five years and/or $15,000.
Schedule IV substance is a felony; state prison for one to three years and/or $10,000.
Schedule V substance is a misdemeanor; jail for six to 12 months and/or $5,000.
Persons convicted of withholding information from prescribing physicians in order to obtain a controlled substance can receive nine months in jail and/or
$2,500 fine.
DUI Arrest, Including Boating While Intoxicated
Felony Arrest in West Virginia - Classes
Class 1 felonies include the most serious offenses like murder; punishable by life imprisonment or the death penalty.
Class 2 felonies are punishable by up to 25 years in prison.
Class 3 felonies carry prison sentences between five and 25 years.
Class 4 crimes are punishable by two to ten years.
Class 5 carries a fine of $2,500 and jail time of one to ten years.
Class 6 felonies carry a maximum sentence of $2,500 fine and five years in a state penitentiary.
White Collar Crimes in WV:
Money Laundering & Computer Crimes
Counterfeiting
Embezzlement is a Class B felony If the value of the property is $25,000 or more. Penalties include a fine of up to $15,000, between five and 20 years in prison, or both.
Embezzlement of property worth less than $950 is a misdemeanor, subjecting a defendant to a possible jail sentence of six months or less, and a fine of up to $1,000.
Wire Fraud – Credit Card, Check, or Internet Fraud
Firearm Offenses
Computer Crimes/Cyber Crime
Bribery and Honest Service Fraud
Mortgage Fraud
Environmental Crimes