North Carolina H718 revises bail bondsmen regulations, including supervision, qualifications, and disciplinary actions.
North Carolina H718 revises the laws related to bail bondsmen. It clarifies the abrogation of common law and allows out-of-state sureties to use licensed bondsmen. It mandates that supervising bail bondsmen must not charge fees, supervise more than two provisional licensees, and must submit monthly records of supervised provisional licensees. It also requires provisional licensees to operate under direct supervision for 24 months. The bill changes the date for continuing education requirements and renewal applications to May 15.
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