Over the course of my 22 years in the bail bond industry I have probably done 25 1275 hearings and 1 or 2 nebia hearing in Federal Court. Each and every case has been different but we have always won them because we usually prepare really well. About 2 months ago we had a client […]
Not all 1275 bail bond holds are created equal Read More »
It always feels good when clients call because another bail bond company messed up and caused their friend or family member an extra few days in jail. 1275 Holds are very important to do correctly because when they are done wrong it can cost a defendant an extra 1-2 weeks in jail. We have never
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It’s not unusual in today’s economic times to become desperate enough to go down the wrong path. Typically, when someone makes an attempt to “rip-off” their employer, they truly believe they will not get caught. They will think they have thought out every scenario before implementing their plan, just like bank robbers and the like.
City of Los Angeles Recreation and Parks Employee Arrested Read More »
Since the launching of AB 109 Realignment on October 1, 2011, there have been many debates regarding the review of the program’s success…or not. It appears that the California State Prisons have shifted their overcrowding problem to the county jail levels, which are totally unprepared for the massive influx of inmates and in a quandary
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The bail bond business is focused on getting people out of jail, but a Mission Viejo bondsman now faces 11 years in prison himself. Prosecutors are charging Kenneth Lance Hendrick, 49, with 15 felonies, saying. They say Hendrick worked with a prisoner to offer other inmates bail inside Orange County Jail, which violates state law.
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