North Carolina S251 revises bail bondsmen regulations, including qualifications, supervision, and disciplinary actions.
North Carolina S251 revises the laws related to bail bondsmen, focusing on qualifications, supervision, and disciplinary actions. The bill mandates that applicants for a bail bondsman or runner license must hold a valid North Carolina driver's license or identification card and meet financial responsibility requirements. It introduces a supervising bail bondsman role, requiring them to have five years of uninterrupted experience and submit an application fee.
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