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Can I Get In Trouble For Not Reporting A Crime I Just Witnessed?

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When a crime occurs and you’re around to witness it, do you have to report it to the police? Is it a moral obligation or a legal one? Most people don’t really know where the line is drawn. Sometimes no, you don’t legally have to report it, but other times, yes you do.

If you assisted another person in his or her crime, but did not actually commit the crime yourself, you can be charged if you know of the illegal plan and helped facilitate it. This can be disabling a security camera while the main suspect robs a bank.

If you witness someone committing a violent crime (rape, sexual assault, etc.) against a child 14 years or younger, you must report the crime. Failure to do so can lead to jail time and/or a fine for you.

If you are a particular professional (such as an educator, social...

April 24, 2017 Author

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Help Wanted!

In a scary moment, a person should never be afraid to ask for help. In fact, it is in these stressful situations, like getting arrested, that a person wants to be vulnerable and lose a little pride so they can ask their loved ones for help. The embarrassment felt is the least of their worries, trust us.

How do you think a person fares by getting arrested, posting bail, and going to court by themselves? They did not tell their trusted loved ones about this ordeal, and feel lonely because of that fact. It is tough dealing with this on one’s own.

By admitting a wrongdoing to loved ones and asking for help, friends and family will be right by their side in no time. One can post bail faster with this help. Dealing with the court can be more emotionally doable...

March 5, 2017

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What To Do When Your Loved One Is Arrested

If a loved one of yours is ever arrested, they are going to need you now more than ever. This is the time you need to be the confident best friend or family member you can be. Your loved one is going through a very tough time. What can you do?

Offer advice and hope. This is just a rough patch they are going through. So many people have been in this same situation before, and today they are happy. They are successful individuals with families, jobs, and homes. They faced hard consequences and stressful moments, but it is all past them now. In time, the same will be true for your loved one.
Bail them out of jail. Once they are bailed out, they can return home, go back to work, and surround themselves with good vibes. Del Rio Bail Bond Store can facilitate the bail process with an afford...

February 19, 2017

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Research First. Decide Second.

Hiring a bail bond company to help get your loved one out of jail is not a decision you make on the fly. It is true that you want to choose someone sooner rather than later, so your loved one can post bail faster. However, you want to do some research into multiple bail bond companies before making a final decision. Here are some things to look for:

COST

FLEXIBILITY
The bail bond company should be available 24/7, and should be understanding and accommodating to your current financial situations. Every client goes through this differently since no two situations are alike...

February 5, 2017

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Bail Bond Contingencies

While bail bonds offer more flexibility and are more affordable than cash bail, there are a few extra contingencies attached to bail bonds than cash bail.

With cash bail, the defendant has to stay out of trouble, show up for court, and if applicable, obey curfew, travel restrictions, restraining orders, or attend classes.

With bail bonds, all of the above still apply, but the defendant will also have to make sure payments are made on time and in-full. They will also may need to pledge collateral and get a loved one to co-sign the bail bond.

Though there are a few extra steps involved with using bail bonds, they are far more flexible and accommodating, which is why more people typically choose to post bail with bail bonds, even if they can afford cash bail.

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January 29, 2017

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The Risks And Rights Of Bail Bond Co-Signing

Bail bond co-signers have a very important role in the release of a defendant. Their role can often also be mentally stressful.

Co-signers are often needed to secure a bail bond. Without a co-signer on a bail bond, the defendant will remain in jail. When a defendant does get a co-signer on their bail bond, then the co-signer has his or her money, valuables, and other collateral at risk. The co-signer must ensure that the defendant shows up for court because if they do not, the collateral that they pledged can be claimed by the bail bond company.

Naturally, the co-signer has rights as well. Most importantly, he or she can withdraw their signature from the bail bond at any time, without consequence to themselves...

January 24, 2017

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After The Rain Falls, It Is A Brighter Day

Similar to how a beautiful rainbow and bright sunny day appears after a gloomy storm, a person will see a happy, successful life again after dealing with an arrest. In the midst of the storm or the legal process, it might be hard to imagine a positive outcome, but it is there. Do not worry if you cannot picture it yourself, Del Rio Bail Bond Store will help you see it for real.

The critical first step toward getting through this tough time is bailing your loved one out of jail. If bail is not posted, they live in jail through their trial, which can be days, weeks, or even months.

Del Rio Bail Bond Store will help with the bail bond process by providing a bail bond that costs only 10% of the full bail amount, which is paid in increments even after the defendant is released...

January 17, 2017

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Posting Bail Has Its Many Benefits

When someone is arrested for a crime, then they post bail, there are two thoughts on the situation. One thought comes from some strangers, “Great, a criminal back on the streets.” The second thought comes from family and friends, “He or she can get some freedom back!” Whether you see the negativity or positivity in posting bail, there are many benefits to posting bail, some you may not have considered.

The defendant can return to work, receive paychecks, and pay off bills and support the family.
The defendant can spend more time surrounded by supportive loved ones.
The defendant can better prepare for their trial.
If a defendant posts bail, they are not in jail and your tax dollars are not going to this defendant.
Jails and prisons are filled with non-violent and violent crim...

January 8, 2017

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