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Bail is a system that supports the release of the defendant of a criminal case subject to their commitment to appear at the subsequent legal proceedings. Depending on a state’s legislation, a bail may be secured by financial payments, court-imposed property liens, or on the defendant’s pledge to make monetary payments if they fail to comply with the conditions of their release from imprisonment. Continue reading

A criminal case refers to a court proceeding that involves the commission of an illegal act that’s punishable through imprisonment, fines, probation, or sometimes death. A criminal case generally constitutes a series of stages after the arrest of the defendant. Continue reading

Pregnancy isn’t an easy phase to get through. It’s a very physically, emotionally, and financially challenging phase. At the same time, it’s also a rewarding period that you really want to enjoy. Don’t make an arrest ruin it for you. Continue reading

Being out on a bail bond is a very sensitive period. This is the time when you need to be extra vigilant and careful about the law. Since you already have a case lingering around, you don’t need any more trouble with the law. Continue reading

The acronym DUI stands for driving under the influence. DUI is an offense that could be charged against you if you’ve been caught operating a motor vehicle after being impaired by alcohol or drug use. Continue reading

A criminal record can take a huge toll on how well you’re doing in life. From straining your relationships to affecting your mental health—an arrest is a mental anguish that no one deserves to go through.

However, to make things worse, an arrest can also put you in a financial crunch.

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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