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Bail bonds are a common practice in the criminal justice system, yet there are still many misconceptions about how they work and what they mean for defendants. Here are some common misconceptions about bail bonds and the truth behind them: Myth 1: Bail is only for people who are guilty. Fact: Bail is not a…
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When it comes to bail bonds, many people may not realize that there are actually two different types: state and federal. While both types serve the same purpose of allowing a person to be released from jail while awaiting their trial, there are some key differences between the two that it is important to understand.…
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In recent years, the topic of bail reform has gained significant attention as many states have implemented changes to their bail systems in an effort to reduce incarceration rates and provide equal justice for all. While these reforms have been met with mixed reactions, one group that has been heavily impacted is the bail bonds…
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Bail bonds work by allowing a person who has been arrested to be released from jail while they await their trial. The person, or a friend or family member, will contact a bail bond company and pay a fee, typically 10% of the total bail amount. The bail bond company will then post the bail…
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What is a Bail Bond? Bail bonds are a way for someone who has been arrested to be released from jail while they wait for their court case to be heard. When someone is arrested, they may be held in jail until their trial. However, if they are able to post bail, they can pay…
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What is the difference between robbery and burglary? It may seem like a simple question with an easy answer, but there are some nuances that you should beware. If you are facing charges for either of these crimes, it is crucial to understand how they differ. Suppose you are facing charges for either robbery or…
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In the world of crime, there are numerous different categories for which anyone can be arrested. One such category is Petty Theft vs. Grand Theft – What's The difference? To understand this, we must first understand what theft is. In legal terms, theft happens when someone takes something that doesn't belong to them and carries…
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In essence, California's civil law and criminal harassment laws are two distinct bodies of law with separate sets of laws. Also, the types of harassment charges differ between them. However, confusion between criminal and civil harassment cases is not uncommon. For instance, how is it plausible for the same act to result in criminal and…
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A lot of legal jargon tends to sound very similar, leading to confusion when either those on trial or those reading about the trial hear or see these legal terms in print. Take consecutive and concurrent, for example. These two words are very close in meaning, which is confusing for anyone who isn't a lawyer…
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Being falsely accused of rape can have devastating consequences for the accused. It is never to be ignored or taken lightly. Whether a false accusation or allegation of rape, it is of utmost importance to take immediate action. The first step is to hire a criminal defense attorney. The attorney will advise on how to…
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Although domestic violence against women receives the lion's share of attention, the laws defining it have broadened to reflect modern family dynamics. Even up until a few years ago, same-sex unions, domestic partnerships, and co-parents living in separate homes were viewed differently in terms of legal protection in some states. Most domestic violence shelters are…
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A kingpin is a person who is known to control an extensive network of people. They deal with illegal operations mostly illegal drugs. Prosecution of a drug kingpin is a well-planned infiltration in their drug network by using a snitch within the drug organization. The U.S government made the kingpin statute law back in the…
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