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The criminal justice system in today's society may sound simple enough, but many people do not fully understand what an individual involved in this process goes through. For starters, when a person is arrested and spends time in jail, there is much more that goes into this than staying captive in a cell. After bail,…
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Veterans Day is celebrated in the United States in November of each year. The holiday is designed to honor the amazing sacrifices made by men and women who have served the United States in the armed forces. In the final analysis, not only do veterans make generous contributions to the nation while in the armed…
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Getting a call that a friend or family member is in jail is a stressful and confusing experience. Your mind is likely racing with questions about what to do next. The first step toward bringing them home is understanding the bail process, which begins with the local bail schedule. Because every county has its own…
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The bail bonds process clocks in when someone is arrested. When people are arraigned, the judges get to set bail for those people. These bail numbers are often handled by a bail bonds company. The commercial numbers involved in a bail are meant to keep people around until their trial, and the bail bond process…
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Fairfield, CA has a population of just over 117,000 people. The crime statistics in Fairfield result in a safety ranking of 19 percent. This means that 81 percent of the cities in the country are statistically safer than Fairfield. People within Fairfield have a one in 236 chance of becoming a victim of a violent…
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Fresno is the fifth-largest city in California and the 34th largest in the U.S. However, its crime problem is significantly worse than in the other large cities in the state and also worse than in most other areas of the country. ...
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Colusa is a small town in California with a population of about 6,000. It has a significant amount of crime for a town of its size. In 2012, Colusa experienced 11 violent crimes and 170 property crimes. ...
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One of the biggest fears for any parent is how a youthful mistake might affect their child’s future. Questions about permanent records and long-term consequences are completely normal and valid. The good news is that the juvenile justice system is designed with the future in mind, offering protections like record confidentiality and the ability to…
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Veterans have chosen to serve in the armed forces in order to protect the country and to serve the citizens of the nation. Some veterans have chosen to begin a new career after leaving the military. These veterans often begin new businesses to help the people their communities. This is why organizations are appearing to…
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When you hear the word "assault," you probably picture a physical fight. But under the law for assault California, you don’t actually have to touch someone to be charged with a crime. The legal definition is much broader and focuses on the attempt to cause harm. This distinction is critical, and understanding it is the…
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When you have business at the main courthouse in Sacramento, you’re walking into a building named for a true local legend. Gordon D. Schaber was a respected community advocate and legal scholar who left a lasting mark on the city. Understanding the history behind the name can make the building feel a bit less intimidating,…
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The William R. Ridgeway Family Relations Courthouse is one of the newest buildings in the Sacramento County court system. The courthouse was officially opened to the public in February of 2000. The building is named after a popular judge who sat on the bench for over 13 years. William Ridgeway eventually ascended to the position…
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