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23 Jul 7 U.S. Cities Where Drinking On The Street Is Allowed

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What you probably know already is that drinking on public streets is prohibited in the majority of America. What you don’t know are the seven places where you actually can legally drink on the streets: Las Vegas, Nevada Sonoma, Louisiana Savannah, Georgia Fredericksburg, Texas Hood River, Oregon New Orleans,...

23 Jul Look No Further Than Baton Rouge Bail Bonds Service For Help

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In your search for the best Louisiana bail bond company to help you get your loved one out of jail, you will come across many companies who sound like they’d be “alright.” But we at Baton Rouge Bail Bonds Service, promise you that “alright” is...

23 Jul Why Juveniles Are Lucky They Don’t Have The Right To Bail

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In most U.S. states, if a person under the age of 18 commits a crime, he or she is tried as a juvenile. (There are some states where the “adult” age is 16 and yet there are some extreme cases where a child under 18...

23 Jul Get Your Loved Out Of Jail And Enjoy The Sunshine

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Now that we’re starting to see more hours of sun outside, wouldn’t you want to spend it with all your loved ones? This includes the one who was arrested last night! We can help get him or her out of jail so they too can...

23 Jul The Pros Of Bail Bonds

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A professional agent will walk you through the steps so you know exactly what goes on and get the best help. You pay only 12% of the full bail amount. This leaves you with extra funds to allocate towards other expenses if necessary, such as legal...

23 Jul Don’t Be Afraid To Call Us To Bail You Out Of Jail… Again!

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It doesn’t matter to us if we bailed you out of jail last year, we’ll be happy to do it again for you. Don’t be afraid or ashamed to call us if you need our help a second time! We won’t turn you away or...

23 Jul Can Convicted CA Felons Vote In The 2016 Presidential Election? Yes And No

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The road to the presidential election in 2016 has begun and we thought it would be insightful to let you know this (if you don’t already): Louisiana felons may not vote if they are still in prison or on parole. Convicted felons may only vote...

23 Jul What To Do When A Loved One Calls You From Jail

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Never did you ever think you’d get a call from a loved one sitting in jail. But, that call did come in and now you’re tasked with having to figure out how to help bail them out of jail. So many emotions are running through...

23 Jul Good News! You Can Clear Your Criminal Record!

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If you’re someone who has been haunted by their past legal mistakes, this is probably the best news you’ve heard in a long time. A person may have their criminal record expunged, meaning essentially that it is as if that criminal record does not exist....

20 Jul What To Do When You Just Found Out There Is A Warrant For Your Arrest

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When you find out that the police have issued a warrant for your arrest, do not panic. First, you should know that you should not try and run from the police. They will find you and your consequences will just be worse. What you should...

20 Jul Do I REALLY Want To Cosign For This Bail Bond?

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If you get a call from someone in jail, it probably means he or she is seeking your help to bail him or her out. They are desperate and remorseful for their actions, ready to face consequences, and will be so grateful for you to...

20 Jul Ask Yourself These Questions Right Before Co-signing A Bail Bond

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Do I trust the arrested person enough to appear in court when he or she is asked, as well as oblige by any other court-mandated terms? Do I have enough collateral I would be willing and can afford to put up? Can I make do if the...