When a person is arrested, they are either eligible to post bail, or they are required to stay in jail. On the surface level, that is as simple as it gets, but understanding bail options is where it gets more complex. There are multiple methods to posting bail and getting out of jail. Cash Bail […]
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Get the Best with Norwalk Bail Bond Store
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You get more than you pay for when you use Norwalk Bail Bond Store to help bail your loved one out of jail. Norwalk Bail Bond Store charges 10% of the full bail amount where other companies will charge more and give you less quality service. Here is what to expect with Norwalk Bail Bond […]
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When Small Costs Make Big Differences
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x Compared to cash bail, bail bonds are a small cost. Bail bonds cost 10% of cash bail. So it may be a few hundred or a few thousand dollars that you would much rather spend on something else. But knowing that your loved one, who is sitting in jail, depends on you to come […]
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Cash Bail Isn’t For Everyone
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The Justice Department behind the Obama administration is making efforts to further protect defendants’ rights, especially those who come from the lower classes. They’re arguing, before a federal appeals court for the first time, that it is unconstitutional to hold defendants in jail when they cannot afford to post bail. It’s a violation of the […]
The option to post bail is not up to the defendant, the defendant’s family and friends, or the arresting police; it is up to the judge. Since the judge is never actively present at the time of the actual arrest, the defendant will not immediately know if he or she has been afforded the opportunity […]
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