Your driver’s license not only proves that you’re legally allowed to drive in California, but it also serves as your main source of identification. It’s important that all the information that appears on your driver’s license is current. You should already know that you’re not allowed to drive on an expired driver’s license in California. […]
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Telemarketer Fraud
19
May
May
If you hate telemarketers, you’re not alone. Legal Beagle reported that in 2017, Bank my Cell conducted a survey that revealed that out of 1,200 people, 75% of them actively avoided calls that they knew were from telemarketers. 85% of the people who responded to the survey reported that even the thought of dealing with […]
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The Difference Between Manslaughter and Involuntary Manslaughter
27
Jan
Jan
From a legal standpoint, manslaughter is, “the unlawful killing of a human being without any malice aforethought.” What that means is that something you did resulted in the death of someone else. What separates it from other types of murder charges is that you didn’t actively think you were going to do something that would […]
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Which Bail Bonds Business Should you Choose!
14
Jan
Jan
If you need a bail bond, you want to quell your first instinct of going with the first company you contact. It’s possible that you’ll connect with a truly outstanding family-owned bail bonds business that offers everything from zero interest bail to a reasonable payment plan. It’s also possible you’ll get scammed by a company […]
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The Most Hated Word of 2017
10
Jan
Jan
Everyone has a word or two that they absolutely hate to hear in conversation. Well, every year the Marist College Institute for Public Opinion at Marist College conducts a survey to determine the most hated word for the year. As of December 18th, the results are in for the year of 2017. According to Marist […]
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What is Shoplifting?
02
Oct
Oct
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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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 […]
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Want the Best? Go to Chino Hills Bail Bond Store
21
Mar
Mar
If you want a fast, affordable, and reliable bail bond company to help get your loved one out of a California jail, contact Chino Hills Bail Bond Store online, or at 866-736-6977. If you want anything less than that, you can contact another bail bond company. Good luck with that! Chino Hills Bail Bond Store […]
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They Lean On You, You Lean on Chino Hills Bail Bond Store
07
Feb
Feb
You know that maintaining close relationships with friends and family is important. You get a heck of a lot of fun memories out of this. At the same time, you have people to lean on, people who you can trust, people to help bail you out of trouble. If your loved one is sitting in […]
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Jan
Jan
Every January 1st, a whole bunch of new laws go into effect in California. The new laws this year include the following: Minimum wage: any business that employs 26 or more people will be raising their minimum wages to $10.50, up $0.50 per hour. By 2022, it will be $15. Gun laws: anyone who previously […]