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Bail Bondsman Training One of the things that’s sorely lacking in this business is proper bail bondsman training. Nothing is worse then when A perspective agent gets with the wrong people and is ruined before they can start. That was almost the case here but thankfully Chris found me and I was able to bring…
Read MoreA Surety Bond Is Often Means Of Effecting Change
Anyone in the bail bonds industry can tell you that a surety bond under the law only has one purpose: to ensure the appearance of the accused in court throughout the criminal process. A lot of people that have sex crimes have been using Tampa attorney for sex crimes, Mike G Law and have had…
Read MoreBail Reform Debacle – Bail Bondsman Need to Step Up
With the recent “bail reform” debacle in the state of New Jersey fully underway a number of issues that have been seething below the surface are now finally rising to the top of the worry list of several bail agents, like the 24Hour New Haven Bail Bonds. The most troubling (and most urgent) of these…
Read MoreBail Reform Misinformation – How Your Body Fights Weight Loss
And Why It Wants to Gain Weight Back Weight management is a key component of a healthy life. While many people successfully maintain healthy weights through a balance of nutrition and activity, weight loss can be vital for the 71 percent of Americans who are overweight or suffering from obesity. However, weight loss – particularly extreme weight…
Read MoreWhat Makes A Bail Bond Good – Comment
The main takeaway from this excellent article is that often times what makes a bond “good” is the security of its transaction. If a bond has a face amount of $100,000 and mom is willing to sign and is willing to put up her house to ensure her sons appearance in court, it is often worth…
Read MoreStark County Officials Rethinking Bond System
http://m.cantonrep.com/news/20160220/officials-rethinking-bond-system The above article gives a good overview of the current bond situation in regards in Stark county and domestic violence cases pending as of the end of 2015. What is interesting and of some note is that fact that of those offenders currently on bond, the vast majority were on an unsecured bond through the pretrial…
Read MoreFallacy in the Debate between Pretrial Services and Surety Bail
Tony Sylvester’s response to an article written on bailbonds.com about surety bail. This article below rightly points out what is becoming a huge fallacy in the debate between pretrial services and surety bail, which is what exactly the purpose of bail bonds is, both from a historical and a legal standpoint. As luck would have…
Read MoreBail Bondsman / Bounty Hunter Shot and Fugitive Killed in Gunfight
Bail bondsmen say violent confrontations rare By MATT GETTS – Associated Press – Sunday, August 31, 2014 KENDALLVILLE, Ind. (AP) – Incidents in which a confrontation with a bail jumper ends in violence are an extreme rarity, area bail bondsmen say. Monday, three people were shot – one fatally – when three state-licensed recovery agents…
Read MoreCash Only Bail Bonds Declared to be Unconstitutional Ohio
Cash Only Bail Bonds Declared to be Unconstitutional By the Ohio Supreme Court It had been the regular practice for Ohio trial courts to set a monetary bail pursuant to Rule 46(A)(2) of the Ohio Rules of Criminal Procedure and to require the defendant to pay in cash (as opposed to collateral or surety) ten…
Read MoreCash Not King – Ohio Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Sly Bail Bonds!
Rule Mandating 10 Percent Cash Payment for Bail Is Unconstitutional By Kathleen Maloney | July 8, 2014 The Supreme Court ruled today that requiring defendants to pay a 10 percent cash deposit for bail is unconstitutional. A criminal rule giving trial courts authority to order defendants to post a cash payment for 10 percent of their bail was ruled…
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