Many people have heard of the term shoplifting. Some people do not have a full understanding of what it means. Others, are curious as to what the consequences for shoplifting are. In the state of California, shoplifting is described as the act of entering an open business and intending to take items that total less […]
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Why Do Bail Laws Change So Much?
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Sep
Sep
Laws and regulations are always changing with the times. As we continue to grow and learn, we come up with different, hopefully better, ways of handling different rules and regulations. Bail laws are no exception to this fact. They continue to adapt and change almost every year. This constant change can make it difficult for […]
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Need an Affordable Way to Bail Someone Out?
13
Sep
Sep
Do you need to bail a friend or family member out of jail? If so, consider getting a bail bond from Penny Bail Bonds in Orange County, it will save you 90% of the bail. This is why so many people decide to get bail bonds, they make bailing someone out of jail an affordable […]
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Texting and Driving Laws in California
11
Sep
Sep
Texting while driving is against the law in the state of California. That has been the case for several years, and it continues to be the case now, even with the recent amendments to the distracted driving laws here in the state. It used to be, that the distracted driving laws specifically targeted things such […]
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What is an Infraction?
11
Sep
Sep
If you have ever had a run in with the law, or just watch a lot of television, you have probably heard the term infraction before. You might have wondered what it meant since it was not explained very well. While an infraction might sound scary and intimidating, it is actually far lees troublesome than […]
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DUI Checkpoints in California
11
Sep
Sep
If you did a lot of driving over the Labor Day weekend, it is likely that you encountered a DUI checkpoint at some point. It might have been a bit bothersome, since the checkpoint probably backed up traffic slightly, but it was for a good reason. The point of DUI checkpoints is to identify drivers […]
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What to Expect During the Booking Process
06
Sep
Sep
When someone is arrested, they have to put into the system, or booked. This is basically where the person’s information is taken down and put into the police system. While this may sound like a simple process, it can take several hours to complete. After all, thousands of people are arrested daily, which means the […]
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What Is Own Recognizance?
06
Sep
Sep
When it comes to bail, there are plenty of terms out there that people do not recognize.one that many people want to know about is: own recognizance release. Some people have heard rumors that OR release is a way to bail out of jail without paying. Those rumors would be correct, but it is not […]
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The Long History of Bail
06
Sep
Sep
Bail is pretty well known of in today’s world. Most people grasp the concept of bail and how it works. It might come as a surprise to some people to learn that bail did not always work the way it does today. The earliest evidence of bail can be traced back to Medieval England, around […]