Louisiana Bail Bonds Practice Exam

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What does a secured personal surety provide?

Personal guarantees without collateral
Mortgages and immovable property as collateral
Only unsecure payment agreements
Insurance against property damage

The correct answer is: Mortgages and immovable property as collateral

A secured personal surety provides mortgages and immovable property as collateral, which enhances the credibility and reliability of the agreement. This type of surety is important in bail situations because it gives the court reassurance that there is a tangible asset backing the bond. By utilizing collateral, the surety reduces the risk associated with the bail bond, ensuring that if the defendant fails to appear in court, there are assets available to satisfy the bond obligation. This contrasts with personal guarantees without collateral, unsecured payment agreements, or insurance against property damage, which do not offer the same level of security or reliability in fulfilling bail requirements.