Bailey, Banks & Birchfield, Inc. v. State

THIGPEN, Judge.

These appeals involve final forfeiture of bonds signed by the appellant, O.K. Bonding, a division of Bailey, Banks & Birchfield, Inc. (O.K. Bonding), as surety.

In December 1991 and February 1992, the grand jury of Tuscaloosa County returned two indictments against Coretta McMiller, alias Coretta MeMillian, charging her with theft of property in the second degree. O.K. Bonding issued the bonds required on each ease. In July 1992, McMiller was sentenced to incarceration. She applied for probation and was apparently allowed to remain at large, pending a probation hearing. Upon her…