It’s not all over the news like Detroit is, but Saginaw is the fifth most dangerous city in Michigan. That means that the arrest rate is higher than the average city, and arrests can happen at any time. If someone you know has been arrested and you need a bail bond in Saginaw, our agents […]
Can a Defendant’s Attorney Post Bail in Michigan?
Posted 1 year ago by Lena
Having an attorney post bail to get his or her client out of jail may seem like an obvious, simple solution. But in Michigan, an attorney cannot post bail on behalf of a defendant, both for legal and ethical reasons. This is the general consensus among legal professionals across the country. According to the Code […]
Manslaughter Definitions & Sentences in Michigan
Posted 1 year ago by Lena
More than 11,000 people were arrested for murder and nonnegligent manslaughter in 2019, yet many people might not realize how manslaughter is defined or the sentences it carries in Michigan. Is manslaughter accidental or intentional, for instance, and what does a prosecutor have to do to prove manslaughter? Following are basic facts about manslaughter, as […]
What is the Difference Between a Cash Bond and a Surety Bond?
Posted 1 year ago by admin
If you need to bail someone out of jail, the first things you might wonder are, “Can I afford it? And what is the difference between a cash bond and a surety bond? Which one should I choose?” The answer to your third question usually depends on your answer to the first. If you can’t […]
Qualities to Look for in a Bail Bondsman in Wayne County, Michigan
Posted 1 year ago by admin
As you are looking for a bail bondsman in Wayne County, one of the most important qualities to look for is that the agent is available 24/7. Wayne County is the largest county in Michigan by population, and Detroit is the largest city in the county. Unfortunately, Detroit also has one of the highest crime […]
Theft vs. Larceny vs. Burglary vs. Robbery vs. Breaking and Entering in Michigan: What are the Differences?
Posted 1 year ago by admin
Stealing or attempting to steal is legally described in numerous ways, but why? What are the differences between theft, larceny, burglary, robbery, and breaking and entering? Aren’t they all the same? Although some words are used interchangeably in the general public, they are not the same. In some cases, a defendant may even be charged […]