Miranda Rights?
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From: houston
Re: Miranda Rights?
Bond is what the court uses to ensure that you'll show up for your court date.
The bond is paid in full, and when you show up for court, the money is returned to you.
Bail bonds agencies charge a set percentage (usually 10% for misdemeanors - mistermeanors, lol). They keep the percentage that you pay, then when you show up at court they get all of their money back. They keep your payment as profit. If you don't show up for court they don't get their money back, so they send dawg the bounty hunter after your ***.
If you pay the full amount then you get all of your money back when you show up for court. Bail bondsmen are handy if you don't have the full bond to pony up.
Texas sucks. They changed the law a few years ago so that the State keeps 5% of the bail even if you do show up for court. So, if you're bail is $500 and you pay the full amount, you only get $475 back at your court date. That's a rip if you ask me.
The bond is paid in full, and when you show up for court, the money is returned to you.
Bail bonds agencies charge a set percentage (usually 10% for misdemeanors - mistermeanors, lol). They keep the percentage that you pay, then when you show up at court they get all of their money back. They keep your payment as profit. If you don't show up for court they don't get their money back, so they send dawg the bounty hunter after your ***.
If you pay the full amount then you get all of your money back when you show up for court. Bail bondsmen are handy if you don't have the full bond to pony up.
Texas sucks. They changed the law a few years ago so that the State keeps 5% of the bail even if you do show up for court. So, if you're bail is $500 and you pay the full amount, you only get $475 back at your court date. That's a rip if you ask me.
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From: The Valley, MA
Re: Miranda Rights?
yeah thats a good idea, you better hurry up and get it tho. if anything theyll atleast drop the charge to a lower offence.
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Re: Miranda Rights?
I live in a gay little town called broomfield where cops have nothing better to do than sit outside your house and wait until you get home to traffic stop you in your driveway and hall you off to jail. While all your neighbors watch and stare at you and think you're the anti-christ.
sack up or pack up!!!
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From: Oxford, MS and random couches in Louisiana
Re: Miranda Rights?
u sound like a liar.....but if this really did happen then im pretty sure u brought it on urself.....i luv cops...i even donate every month to them.....to **** ppl like you....because i get real jealous when i see ppl with moto's doin stunts ,getin all the girls attention, pisses me off....but thank god teres no stunters in my area..the ho's are mine....hahaah(evil laugh)....and im driving a soccer mom van with a rear sprocket, stabilzer, and a crash cage...and guess wat no seatbelt......ohhhhhhhhhhhh im badddddddd
P.s= no im not on drugs
P.s= no im not on drugs
circles are boring....
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From: island of Oahu, Hawaii
Re: Miranda Rights?
well he COULD have :P
ive ridden a wheelie past a couple cops and ive seen some people do other stupid crap infront of them, sometimes they get nailed and sometimes the cop just laughrs or shakes his head :P
And yes, i think he probably would have been alright, or atleast gotten maybe a citation for the wheelie.......but the DUI and riding without a license........you pretty much screwed yourself, no reason to hate on the cop.
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