The judge sets David's bail at $25,000 due to his prior convictions.He cannot make bail on his own.If David can come up with $2,500 on his own, he will be able to make:

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If David can come up with $2,500 on his own, he can use a bail bondsman to pay the remaining $22,500 of bail, usually for a fee of 10% (in this case, $2,250). The bail bondsman will then be responsible for ensuring that David appears in court, and if he doesn't, the bondsman can lose the full $25,000 bail amount.

The Judge Sets David's Bail at $25,000 Due to His