Just as courts can grant bail bonds, they can revoke them, too. But what does revoking a bond mean, and what are the consequences for a defendant? While you should hire an attorney if you’re facing bond revocation, let’s consider these questions below.
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California takes harassment, abuse, and threats of violence seriously. And in some cases, such allegations can result in a restraining order (RO). Below, our team explains how these orders work, and the different types of restraining orders available in CA.
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Stalking is illegal across all 50 states, and California takes the crime seriously. This is unsurprising: over 13.5 million people are stalked each year in the US, and it can have fatal consequences.
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Vaping is hugely popular across the US. In fact, according to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), over 2.5 million youth have tried vaping. But is vaping legal for under 18s? And what happens if under-18s are caught vaping?
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You probably already know that you shouldn’t drink and drive in CA. And you shouldn’t commit theft or violent crime. These laws are well-known and obvious to everyone.
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There are various types of bail bonds available in California. One common type of bond is the “PR” bond. Here’s a look at what PR bonds are and who can get one.
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If you’re placed in custody following an arrest, you might have the chance to post bail. Or, the judge might release you on your “own recognizance”. But what does this mean, and how do you secure a quick release? Below, we consider what an “O.R. release is” and how to get released on your own recognizance.
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Summary:
Catfishing itself is not a crime in California, but it can lead to criminal charges if it involves fraud, harassment, or impersonation.
Using fake identities for financial gain, stalking, or solicitation can result in legal consequences. If arrested for related crimes, bail options are available through Bail Hotline.
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If you or a loved one is facing a criminal charge in Los Angeles, understanding the Los Angeles County felony bail schedule is crucial. Bail is an amount of money or property that a defendant can offer to the court to ensure their appearance at court hearings. In Los Angeles, the bail amount for a felony charge is set by the Los Angeles felony bail schedule, which is also known as the California felony bail schedule.
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Bail deviation in Los Angeles County is a special program that can help you get out of a bind if necessary. This program is designed to help to give inmates specific rights to have bail reduction and peace officers the ability to strengthen bail if the circumstances are necessary.
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