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Navigating Bail When You’re Arrested on A Holiday
The holidays are supposed to be a time when you gather with family, spend time with friends and enjoy some much-needed downtime from work. If someone you care for happens to get arrested over the holiday, the pumpkin pie you ate may start to feel more like a...
Debunking Myths About Bail Bonds
Being arrested is scary. Your brain is overloaded and there’s always plenty of advice to go around. However, it's important to know how the bail bonds process works. Here are seven common myths that you shouldn’t believe. # 1 - All bail must be paid to be released A...
COVID-19 Threat to Jails Magnified by Flu
The flu regularly spreads through prisons and jails in the US for many of the same reasons that COVID-19 does. They pack vulnerable people in close quarters, with limited access to soap or other ways to protect themselves. Handling a single outbreak is already a...
When Can Police Search Me or My Property?
One very often used tool in the law enforcement tool box is the power to intimidate citizens into voluntarily giving up their rights, usually without even realizing they are doing it. Most people, when confronted by police, experience a nervous discomfort. This can...
Burglary Charges in Texas: What You Need To Know
Burglary In Texas Burglary is a very serious crime in the state of Texas. It happens when someone unlawfully enters or remains in any structure (public or private) with the intent to commit a felony, theft, or assault inside. This definition includes home invasion and...
Can Convicted Felons Vote in Texas?
Today is a very important day in the life of our country: Election Day. Today, thousands of Texans will head to the polls to make their voices heard in local and national races. Texas also has an early voting process, so many voters here have already visited polling...
Excessive Bail Amounts in Texas and How to Fight Them
You may have heard the term “excessive bail,” but what does it really mean? Bail encourages defendants to show up to their court dates without having to keep them incarcerated until their trial. After posting bail, if you don’t show up for court, you could be...
Bail For Repeat Offenders and Probation Violators
People post bail for a variety of reasons, ranging from domestic violence to probation violation. No matter the offense for which you were originally arrested, the law considers violating probation a serious infraction. What can repeat offenders do to get the best...
What we can Learn from New York’s Failed Bail Reform
Unsanitary and overpopulated jail conditions have become a hot topic since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, which has spurred counties and states across the country to look for chances to lower their jail and prison populations. Some states have chosen to reduce...
How do Judges Decide on Bail Amounts?
Without much knowledge of the legal system, it might feel impossible to know what your bail amount will be. There is a system used by judges to determine whether or not a defendant is eligible for bail, as well as setting their bail price. Here are the things judges...
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