LA Times Comments on California Prison Reform

Aug, 282014 in News The prison population in California has been in crisis for some time, but overcrowding is once again in the news, thanks to an expose by the Los Angeles Times. The Times has reported that the 2010 plan to relieve overcrowding has backfired on the backs of the state budget and the county jail systems. Inmates… Read More

Bail Bond Beginner? A Simple Step-by-Step Guide

Aug, 262014 in Bail Bonds Facing the bail process for the first time can feel like being handed a complex puzzle with no instructions. You know the goal is to get your loved one home, but the steps to get there are unclear. What is bail, exactly? How does a bail bond work, and what are your responsibilities? Answering these… Read More

What is an Arrest Warrant?

Aug, 222014 in Laws An arrest warrant is an official document signed by a judge that gives a law enforcement official the right to arrest someone who is suspected of committing a crime. The suspected criminal is put in jail with the intention of holding him or her until the trial date. Anyone who has been issued an arrest… Read More

Crime Statistics of Sacramento, CA

Aug, 142014 in Crime Statistics The sixth-largest city in California with about half a million residents, Crime Statistics of Sacramento is the state capital and is located at the northern end of the Central Valley. A growing community, Sacramento naturally experiences its share of criminal activity during the course of any given year. ... Read More