California Child Abuse Laws
December 11th, 2018 | Written by Bail Bonds BlogIf a person is arrested in California and brought up on child abuse charges, that individual is usually placed in jail pending a court appearance. It is at this time that a defendant should contact a licensed, professional bail bondsman to begin the bail bonds process. The designated bail bondsman will schedule an interview with the inmate to ask pertinent questions regarding the arrest. Paperwork is begun and payment is arranged after the bondsman explains the financial responsibility that accompanies signing a bail bond.
How to Avoid Copyright Infringement
December 4th, 2018 | Written by Bail Bonds BlogIntellectual property is one of the most arcane and complicated subjects in the legal field. Most attorneys who handle copyrights, patents and trademarks specialize in the field for a variety of reasons not the least of which is the fact that copyright in particular has expanded and changed in a world dominated by technology and social media. The Digital Millennium Copyright Act is an example of new Intellectual Property IP Protection.
Failure to Appear in Court: What Will Happen Next?
November 12th, 2018 | Written by Bail Bonds BlogAn arrest will require the person accused of a crime to go to court to answer the charges. If he or she does not go to court each time they are required to be there, a judge will usually sign a warrant for failure to appear. This is also known as a bench warrant. Not only will the person face being arrested again for missed court dates, but they could face additional charges of bail jumping and contempt of court.
5 Reasons a Judge can Deny Bail
November 5th, 2018 | Written by Bail Bonds BlogIf some has been arrested, it's advisable to use a bail bonds agent who can help ensure their release from jail before their trial. However, this depends on being granted bail in the first place. Judges have the right to deny bail for arrested persons for multiple reasons.
Life After Jail: Post Jail Rehabilitation
October 29th, 2018 | Written by Bail Bonds BlogFrom Prison To Treatment The California jail system isn't perfect. Anyone who has ever had a brush with the law and found themselves on the inside will attest to that. Thankfully, though, prisoner rehabilitation has come much more front and center these days. Thanks to California Penal Code 4025, inmates are given the benefit of an "Inmate Welfare Fund," that contributes in a very concrete - AKA financial - way to their well-being. This fund can be used to set up inmate education programs while they're on the inside or it can contribute to their prosperity as they are released from prison to treatment centers around California.
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