HSC 11351 Bail Bonds — Possession for Sale
Arrested for possession of a controlled substance for sale? Chad Conley posts bail 24/7 across Los Angeles, San Bernardino, Riverside, and Orange Counties. Call now — we answer every call.
What Is Health & Safety Code 11351?
HSC 11351 makes it a felony to possess a controlled substance (heroin, cocaine, opioids, and others) with the intent to sell. Prosecutors look at quantity, packaging, scales, cash, and text messages to establish intent. This is a serious felony with significant bail.
Elements of the Charge
- Possession of a controlled substance listed under California law
- Knowledge of the substance's presence and nature
- Intent to sell or distribute — not just personal use
- Sufficient quantity or circumstantial evidence of sale (packaging, scales, cash)
Typical Bail Amounts for HSC 11351
| Charge / Scenario | Typical Bail |
|---|---|
| First offense, small quantity | $20,000 – $35,000 |
| Prior drug convictions | $50,000 – $75,000 |
| Large quantity or near school/park | $75,000 – $100,000+ |
| Organized distribution / gang enhancement | $100,000+ |
Bail amounts vary by county, judge, and criminal history. Call Chad for a real estimate based on your situation.
Most of Chad's bonds are written at 6%, 7% or 8%. Smaller bonds, under $20,000, can be up to 10% because of posting fees. — that's $2,000 on a $20,000 bail. Payment plans available.
We Know This Is Hard
A drug arrest doesn't define your loved one. Chad Conley has been posting bail for families in crisis since 2008. We move fast, we don't judge, and we work with your budget. Call 855-BAD-CHAD right now — we answer 24 hours a day.
What You're Agreeing to as a Co-Signer
When you co-sign a bail bond, you're guaranteeing the defendant will appear at every court date. Here's what that means:
What Cosigning Means
- You are financially responsible if the defendant fails to appear in court
- The premium is non-refundable once the defendant is released
- You may be asked to provide collateral for high-bail amounts
- You have the right to surrender the defendant if you believe they will flee
Why Families Choose Chad Conley
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What Happens at Arraignment for HSC 11351?
Arraignment typically happens within 48–72 hours of arrest. The defendant enters a plea and bail is formally set. If you post bail before arraignment, your loved one can attend as a free person. Call Chad now — the sooner you act, the sooner they're home.
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Not legal advice. The information on this page is based on Chad Conley's 15+ years as a licensed bail bondsman, plus additional experience as an investigator and bounty hunter, and is intended to help families understand the general process. It is not legal advice, and Chad Conley is not an attorney. Every case is different. If you have legal questions about your specific situation, please consult a licensed attorney.