What we do know is that in California, drivers are prohibited from using their cell phone while they are behind the wheel, with a few exceptions. What we do not know is what the consequences are if we are caught doing so. EXCEPTIONS A driver may use their cell phone if they are making […]
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What Your First 3 Or So Days Look Like If You’re Ever Arrested
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May
May
Are you curious to know what the first 3 or so days look like for a defendant who was just arrested? Immediately when a person is arrested, they are read their Miranda Rights – the right to remain silent and the right to a lawyer. Following the arrest, the defendant is taken to booking. During […]
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Does The Police Need A Search Warrant For My Social Media?
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Mar
Mar
You know that the police are looking at social media when they are investigating cases. What you may not know is whether they are allowed to do this with or without your consent or a warrant. So, here is what you should know: Content posted on public sites and accounts are considered evidence “in plain […]
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How You Might Be Able To Lower Bail For Your Loved One
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Mar
Mar
Did you know that you can help lower your loved one’s bail amount from say, $90,000 to $9,000? That is a 90% decrease and the way this can happen is if you consult with Madera Bail Bond Store. Our bail bonds are much more affordable and flexible than cash bail. They cost 10% of the […]
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Feb
Feb
One of the more common concerns with bail bond release terms is whether or not the defendant is allowed to travel while out on bail. The answer can vary from defendant to defendant, and depends on the situation. Here are some examples: Jane, out on bail, has no travel restrictions. This means she is allowed […]
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When Search Warrants Are And Are Not Warranted
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Jan
Jan
A search warrant is a court-order that allows the police to search specific property and items. Sometimes the police do not need a warrant, but other times they do. On those other times, the police will want to conduct the search, but not bring a warrant with them because they have yet to obtain it. […]