You’ve never been arrested before. It’s quite frightening and you know that you won’t be able to pay for a bail bond. You plead your case to the court during your arraignment. The judge the releases you on an unsecured bail bond. What does that mean? Does it differ from other types of bonds? Being […]
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You got caught shoplifting at a local Walmart and was arrested. A simple crime, right? You expect that your bail will be rather low or you’ll be released on your own recognizance. So when the bail set at an extremely high number, you’re shocked. How did that happen? Why was it set so high? Just […]
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Nothing good ever happens at 2 am and this is the case when your phone rings. You wake up from a dead sleep, worried. Who could be calling? Your husband is lying next to you and your children are asleep in their rooms. The number isn’t one you recognize but the voice on the other […]
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At your arraignment, the judge sets bail at an extremely high amount. There’s no way you can pay for bail. You ask your friends and family but they are flat-out refuse or don’t have the funds available to help you out. You’re stuck in jail. But for how long? It’s a tough situation and one […]
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Your loved one has been accused of identity theft, which is a federal crime. He was arrested and is now sitting in a jail cell, awaiting trial in federal court. He couldn’t have possibly done what they said he did. You want him out, and now. Is it possible to bail him out? If so, […]
Read MorePosted November 29th, 2016 by bhuertas.
Categories: Bail, Bail Reform.
There are big changes for the bail system brewing in New Jersey. Beginning in January, New Jersey judges will be allowed to not only deny bail to high risk offenders but will be able to release low risk offenders from jail using a non-monetary system. The new bail laws, which New Jersey voters approved in 2014, now […]
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You are arrested for a misdemeanor. You’ve never been arrested before and you’re a little nervous. At your hearing, your charges are read and the judge decides to release you on your own recognizance. What does this mean? What is ROR bail? According to Pennsylvania law, bail must be set in any type of misdemeanor, felony, […]
Read MorePosted October 18th, 2016 by bhuertas.
Categories: Bail, Bail Bonds.
Not everyone gets bail. Sometimes, you could be denied bail. But why? First, you need to remember there are certain factors that the judge takes into account when deciding bail for your case. Some of the most common factors include: How serious the crime you allegedly committed is If you’re a danger to the community […]
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If you’ve been arrested, you may begin to wonder if you will need a bail out. If you do, you may have the choice of whether a friend or family member can bail out or if a bail bondsman is the better way to go. Either way, someone will have to come and rescue you. Or […]
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When a friend calls you in the middle of the night and asks you the bail them out of jail, many times a person wouldn’t even think about it before saying yes and heading over there. But, before you agree, there are some things you need to consider. You need to remember that if you […]
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