We’ve all heard the Miranda rights at some point—in TV shows, movies, and for some of us, they may have been read out to us in real-life during what we might recall as some of the most intimidating situations we’ve ever been. But most people don’t actually know or understand what their Miranda rights mean for them or how they’ve come about.
Drunk driving is incredibly dangerous. Not only are you endangering your life, but you’re also putting other motorists, pedestrians, and property at risk. Drunk driving in Indiana is taken very seriously; depending on the circumstances, you can be fined up to $5,000, spend a year in jail, or be subjected to a license suspension for up to 2 years. A drunk driving charge taints your record, which is why it’s essential to avoid it at all costs.
Most of us understand what bail is. But very few people actually know how it works until they find themselves in a precarious situation involving the law.
Getting a loved one out of jail is expensive. Bail is usually set at a high price and most people don’t have that kind of money lying around. To free a loved one from jail, they often have to turn to a bail bond service to cover the costs.
Being in jail or seeing someone close to you in jail is not the most ideal of situations. For some people getting out is as simple as paying the bail amount in cash and getting back to regular life until trial.
Here are the instances when medical malpractices become a crime.
The environment of a prison can lead to feelings of delusion, isolation, paranoia and PTSD.
Bail works around the idea that you’re innocent until proven guilty. However, the bail system often fails to recognize that the poor can be innocent too. Continue reading
Ending up in jail is never anyone’s intention, but it happens. The good news is that a bail bond agreement can get you out of jail. However, there are circumstances due to which you aren’t allowed bail bonds. Continue reading
Stats show that there were over 10.08 million arrests in the US during 2019-20 under federal or state level jurisdiction. While some of these people get bails, others land in prison. Either way, they face severe consequences of their arrest such as, derogatory remarks, unemployment, financial constraints, and not to mention, a wretched credit history. Continue reading
