 It seems like it's calculated to make the problem worse. And something a lot of people don't know about a bondsman, you get out on bail, a cosigner signs. That means they put up property, their signature, and you tell the cosigner. Now, you're going to lose, say, the bond's 10 grand. You put up 10%, 1,000 bucks. The insurance company takes about 30% of that. The bondsman takes the rest, which is not a lot. You're putting your name on the line for 10 Gs,