California Bail Schedules

What each county publishes as the bail amount for a given offense, taken from the court’s own document and linked back to it.

A schedule amount is a starting point, not a promise. Since In re Humphrey (2021), a California judge must consider whether someone can actually afford the amount set, and must look at non-financial conditions of release first. Counties also issue standing orders that change parts of their published schedule. The figure below is what the county published. The amount actually set in a given case can be lower, higher, or replaced with release on own recognizance.

Not published yet

These counties publish a schedule we could not use. We would rather show nothing than a figure we cannot stand behind.

County	Why it is held back
Alameda	parse produced too few rows
Amador	parse produced too few rows
Calaveras	stale (2016)
Marin	parse produced too few rows
Mono	parse produced too few rows
Nevada	stale (January 1, 2019)
San Luis Obispo	parse produced too few rows
Santa Barbara	parse produced too few rows
Shasta	parse produced too few rows
Sonoma	parse produced too few rows
Sutter	no effective date found