Allen County was making headlines recently over the arrest of two individuals who were taken into custody on the grounds of drug charges. Continue reading
State laws lay out stringent criteria for who classifies as a reliable bail bond agent and who doesn’t. According to the Indiana Department of Insurance, bail bond agents should not only be fully licensed, but must also attend a 12-hour long pre-licensing course. Continue reading
According to the US Bureau of Justice Statistics, 21.6% of the total prison population in the US comprises pre-trial detainees. Continue reading
Appearing before a court of law is nerve-wracking. Just being in front of a jury puts your entire reputation at stake. Moreover, every word you utter could have a lasting impact on the judge’s final decision. Continue reading
We’ve all grown up being asked to be a responsible citizen and not do anything that’s against the law. Continue reading
In July 2019, eleven counties in Indiana tested a bail bond pilot relief program. Under this program, lawmakers and other officials got together to determine whether it’s necessary to post bail if you’re awaiting trial. Continue reading
Being put in prison has many costs—the emotional cost of being away from your family, the financial cost of losing out on work, and hefty legal fees. And when you’re so emotionally and financially stressed out, falling prey to a scam is the last thing that you could need. Continue reading
Alcohol-related accidents involving drinkers and non-drinkers alike are a huge problem in America and are increasing day by day. According to statistics, an estimated 30 people die in accidents that involve a person driving under the influence every day. Continue reading
To secure a bail bond, the person arrested or their loved one must pay a small fee as well as offer a collateral to the bail bonds company. The collateral acts as a type of insurance for the bail bonds company in case the suspect fails to appear in court, and they lose the bail money. Continue reading
According to recent statistics, the yearly number of arrests in America is well above 10 million. These include all kinds of offenses, such as assault, drinking and driving, drug possession, property offenses, and more. With so many arrests happening every year, the rate of wrongful arrests is also quite high. Continue reading
