It’s not easy to spend a night behind bars. Even a few hours in jail could take a significant toll on your mental health, relationships, and work-life. Continue reading

It’s not easy to spend a night behind bars. Even a few hours in jail could take a significant toll on your mental health, relationships, and work-life. Continue reading
Cash bail reforms have long been a matter of interest for Americans. While some Americans support the idea of cash bail, a huge number of them are against it and demand reforms. Continue reading
All arrests aren’t technically the same. However, all arrests in the world are super traumatizing, scary, and frightening. No one likes the idea of spending a night behind bars. There are two ways to avoid the trouble: Continue reading
DUIs are very common in the United States. We all have a friend who has called us in despair after getting a speeding ticket. However, things can go really south if they get arrested for a driving offense. Continue reading
When you’re dating someone, you always want the best for them. You want them to excel in life, stay safe, and be a good citizen. In the middle of all this, your partner getting arrested can take a toll on your relationship and love life. Continue reading
Unfortunately, an arrest record stays with you for a long time. Even when you move past your mistakes and start living a new life, the effects of it somehow stay with you. The most you can do is be aware of the laws, follow the laws, and respect the laws. Even if you fall in a bit of trouble with the authorities, a bail bond service can help you out. Continue reading
Do’s and don’t of when you’re released from jail on bail. Continue reading
In Indiana, driving under the influence (DUI) generally referred to as “operating while intoxicated” (OWI). Continue reading
What is an arraignment? It’s a hearing in which an individual, who abused you with a crime, is formally charged by the court. Continue reading
You get a call late at night, an automated voice at the other end asks, “You are receiving a collect call from an inmate. Do you accept the charges?” you unwillingly say yes and hear your friend pleading for your help. Continue reading