If your best friend is struggling to post bail while in jail and you cannot help out, maybe the best person to lend a helping hand is his or her mom and dad. The problem is, your friend does not want them to find out that he or she has been arrested. However, maybe “tattling” on your best friend is the best way you can help them right now.

Both sides may be furious; your friend at you and the parents at your friend. However, without their knowing, who else do you know who would be able to pitch in to afford the bail bond? The anger will subside quickly when everyone gets on the same page so do not stress. Bail bonds are already the more affordable route to bailing out a friend, but still some people need a little extra financial support. That is quite all right with Long Beach Bail Bo...

It is not often a judge will lower a bail amount after it has been formally announced, but every now and then it does happen. It happened recently for an Orange County, CA man: Henry Rodriguez.

Rodriguez was arrested in 1998 for double murder and his bail was set at $1 million. Today, he is still in custody but his bail now sits at $500,000. Here is what has happened since his arrest:

Rodriguez was originally convicted but then granted a new trial in 2003 because investigators never informed Rodriguez of his right to remain silent; his Miranda Rights. They had illegally coerced a confession from him.

Rodriguez was convicted again at the conclusion of his second trial, but the defense claimed there was a jailhouse informant, and the prosecution did not turn over records of this informant.

Even after all the fires and bursts, hoverboards still seem to be one of the trendiest toys. However, you will probably see less children with them than you did this time last year because, starting January 1, 2016, only people 16 years or older can ride one. Other laws have been introduced in addition to the new age requirement law.

• Speed on the hoverboard may not exceed 15 miles per hour.
• Riders must wear a helmet at all times.
• Riders must stay on streets where the posted speed limit does not exceed 35 miles per hour.
• Boards must be accessorized with reflectors and lights for nighttime visibility and safety.
• Riders must be 100% sober of alcohol and drugs while riding a hoverboard.

Violations can result in fines and even jail time in the most extreme cases...

Trust us when we say that that dealing with a loved one’s arrest is no easy feat. You can be the richest, smartest person in the world, and yet still have an internal struggle with such an issue. If you think it is hard for you to deal with, think about how hard it is for your loved one who is in jail. As angry and upset as you may be with him or her, they need you now more than ever to support them financially and, perhaps, emotionally.

Mostly, your greatest efforts will come through from your emotional support. As far as financial support goes, that is where Long Beach Bail Bonds steps in. We cannot pay the full bail for you, but we certainly can help lower the overall costs significantly; by 90%. This way, you are only paying 10%. With our help, your loved one will be out of jail in...

The demand for bail bond release has been growing over recent years and it shows no sign of slowing down. As more people continue to be arrested, and less people are able to afford bail due to income issues, more and more families and friends approach Long Beach Bail Bonds Bail Bonds for professional bail bond assistance.

Bail bonds help get defendants out of jail at a more affordable rate, but they still have some restrictions. For example, the 10% premium paid to the bail bond company is non-refundable, you may also need to get a co-signer on the bail bond, and you might have to pledge some form of collateral to back the bail bond.

Bail bonds are easily available for all Californians through Long Beach Bail Bonds. The sooner you get started, the sooner your loved one will be out of ja...

Bail bonds have the power to get people of out of jail, but, in another dimension of thought, they can also get people into trouble and in jail. What we mean is illegal bail bond soliciting.

Take for example, ‘Leonard Jimmy Ramirez’, a former LAPD jail employee. He is accused of selling inmate information to a bail bond company in Van Nuys, California. The bail bond company, who now has this confidential information, will then reach out to the inmates’ friends and family to sell their services and begin bail bond contracts. This illegal process is formally known as “bail capping.” Within this, bribery and leaking of confidential information occurs.

Both Ramirez and the owners of the bail bond company are charged with felonies; Ramirez faces up to almost 5 years in state prison while...