What is the determining factor in determining whether to release a person who has been charged under a bail bond?

The first factor is the private interests affected by the official actionthat is, the determination that extradition is not feasible in the particular case. In bail bond cases, there are two levels of private interests. There is the surety's interest in the possible exoneration of the bond. In addition, there is the interest of the persons who pledge to the surety their property on behalf of persons seeking release from custody. (See County of Los Angeles v. Surety Ins. Co., supra, 162 Cal.App.3d at p. 62.)