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Bail Bonds Explained: Cash Bond vs. Surety Bonds
Bail Bonds Explained: Cash Bond vs. Surety Bond. When navigating the bail system, the type of bond you’re granted will determine how you can pay your bail. Continue
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What Questions Will a Bail Bond Agent Ask When You Call?
If a friend or a loved one is arrested, the first phone call you make is to a bail bond agent. This call doesn’t need to be stressful, and the agents at Owens Bonding understand that you’re looking for fast answers and a clear path forward to getting your contact out of jail. When making Continue
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What to Expect When You Call a Bail Bond Agent
A Step-by-Step Walkthrough with Owens Bonding If you’ve never had to bail someone out of jail, the process can feel confusing and overwhelming. The first step is to find a bail bond company, like Owens Bonding, that can support you. The benefit of working with a firm like Owens is that we can operate across Continue
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What Can Happen If You Skip Bail
If you or a loved one are thinking about skipping out on bail, let us just stop you right there. Navigating the legal system can be complicated and overwhelming, but understanding the responsibilities that come with your release is essential in avoiding further problems. At Owens Bonding Co. we provide bail bonds across Kansas to Continue
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What Does It Mean To Be In Contempt Of Court?
If you’ve been summoned to court, you need to understand the Contempt of Court legal charge. Continue
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Contempt of Court Legal Consequences
Understanding contempt of court is crucial when navigating the justice system. Continue
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What is the Difference Between a Felony and Misdemeanor?
In the United States justice systems, crimes are categorized based on the seriousness of the crime. The two most common categories of crimes are misdemeanors and felonies. Misdemeanors are far less serious than felonies and carry a lighter punishment. However, you can be arrested on charges of both crimes before the trial. When this happens,… Continue
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Is There Bail for Misdemeanor?
Is there bail for misdemeanor? While misdemeanors are not considered as serious as felony charges, when arrested on misdemeanor charges, you may need to pay misdemeanor bail to get released from jail. As with other offenses, the judge has the final say in the bail amount, though usually misdemeanor bail is much less than for… Continue
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How Many Misdemeanors Make a Felony?
There are several factors that go into whether you get charged with a misdemeanor or felony. But how many misdemeanors can you get before it automatically becomes a felony? Continue
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What is a Federal Offense?
A federal offense is a crime that violates law created by the United States Congress. Unlike a state crime, federal offenses are prosecuted under federal criminal law and can be tried in federal courts. Continue
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How Long Do You Go to Jail for a Federal Offense?
How long do you go to jail on a federal offense? In short, the time will vary based on the severity of the crime. Continue
