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Typically states will require you to post bond before leaving their state. In Wisconsin we usually will hold a person until they can pay the bond. The only time we will release an out of state person without bond is if they can prove that they have strong ties to the community such as working in the state or spend a lot of time due to family, etc. If this isn't the case, be prepared to sit it jail until payment is made. The reason for this is the relative difficulty of getting the money from the out of state person. Laws don't permit police from another state to receive the money for another.
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