You never ever thought you’d be responsible for helping bail someone you love out of jail. You’re shocked, speechless, angry, and upset. But for this moment, stop thinking about how you’re feeling and start focusing on the person who is actually sitting in jail. They approached you to get them out of jail because they […]
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Los Angeles Bail Bond Store Services Will Help Keep Your Relationships Alive!
It’s no secret that jail can ruin relationships between families, lovers, and friends. It’s no easy situation to get through and it’s a lengthy, tiring process. It’s a sensitive issue to work through and even though this is a crucial time for groups to come together, it doesn’t always happen without issue. To bail out […]
Amid all our serious talk about California laws and bail and jail, we think it’s nice to throw in some read that is purely entertaining – or at least we hope you see it that way instead of actually considering committing some of these to see what will happen. . . Because hey you never […]
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Sitting In Jail And Missing Out Of Life Is A Totally True Cliché
The longer you sit in jail, the more you miss out on life. It might sound cliché but it’s totally true. You’re missing your child’s laughter, lover’s affection, home-cooked meals, sports games, soft bed, long hot showers (let’s still try and keep water usage down though, for the sake of California!), warm sun, and so […]
Every state has laws regarding sexual intercourse, age of consent, and statutory rape. For the record, in California, the law is that anyone 18 years or older may not engage in a sexual act with another person who is younger than 18, unless they are married. This crime is considered statutory rape, even if for […]