Every crime has a different story, but for the purposes of simplifying prison terms and court processes, most crimes are broken down into classes. The classes are identified as A to F, with Class A Felonies being the most severe. We’ve discussed Class A Felonies and Class B Felonies in past blogs, and following is […]
Why Bail Bonds Exist: What’s the Point of It All?
Posted 8 years ago by Jim Titus
We’ve discussed what bail is, how bail bonds work, and various basic aspects of the court process in past blogs. But you may have one more question on your mind: why bail bonds exist. It’s clear how they work, but what’s the true purpose of having bail and bail bonds at all? … It’s about […]
Know Your Rights When an Arrest Happens
Posted 8 years ago by Jim Titus
You’ve just been arrested! So, what do you do now? Do you know your rights when an arrest happens? While there are several important steps to take, such as contacting legal counsel and calling Detroit Bail Bonds to assist in posting bail, there are also certain rights that you are entitled to during the arrest […]
Finding a Reliable Bail Bondsman
Posted 8 years ago by Jim Titus
Bail is a serious matter, and you need to make sure your bail bondsman is someone who knows what they are doing and will keep you informed during every step in the process. Below are some of the traits you need to look for when seeking the services of a bail bondsman. 1. Communication Skills Most […]
Categories of Crimes: Level 1, First-Degree, or Class A Felonies
Posted 8 years ago by Jim Titus
Felonies are broken down into several different classes, the most serious of which are known as Class A Felonies, Level 1 Felonies, or First-Degree Felonies. If you or someone you know has been convicted of one of these serious crimes, the sentences and fines are likely to be significant. You may be facing up to […]
Michigan Crimes: Leaving the Scene of an Accident
Posted 8 years ago by Jim Titus
You know that leaving the scene of an accident is wrong, but do you know what you’re actually supposed to do after an accident? Do you have to call the police – every single time? Do you have to share insurance information with the other driver? Do you have to determine who is at fault, […]