Under what circumstance may a local law enforcement agency furnish an individual’s aliases and booking photograph to a licensed bail agent?

A local law enforcement agency may furnish an individual’s aliases and booking photograph to a licensed bail agent under various circumstances, and option D encompasses all the relevant scenarios.

When the information stems from the record of a person with a bench warrant, it can be of critical importance to a bail agent in understanding the individual's legal status and risks involved in the bail process. Access to a client's aliases can help ensure an accurate assessment of risk and a more informed approach to guaranteeing bail.

Additionally, if the individual is a client of the agent or licensee, it becomes an important aspect of the bail process for the agent to have comprehensive information about that individual, including any aliases or related photographs. This familiarity allows the agent to effectively manage the bail and ensure compliance with bail conditions.

Lastly, the option that a fee can be paid to the law enforcement agency for such information also aligns with established practices. Law enforcement agencies sometimes charge fees for the release of certain public records, including the booking photographs.

All these considerations reflect the reasons why option D is valid, as it correctly identifies the permissible circumstances under which a local law enforcement agency can share this sensitive information with a licensed bail agent.