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Bond exoneration occurs when a defendant's legal obligation to a bond is fulfilled, typically through case resolution or sentencing completion. Learn how it works and what happens afterward.

Whether you're a history buff or maybe you just have way too much free time, you might be interested in the history of bail in Utah, and to fully understand that history, you will need to first understand where it came from. We'll start in England and then move to Colonial America (A.K.A The American Colonies), then we'll talk about The Free Nation (USA) and we'll finish off with bail in Utah

One of the most common questions people ask themselves is "If I bail someone out of jail, am I responsible for them? The answer to this is Yes!! Most of the time the person who bails them out is responsible for them. There are responsibilities that come with bailing someone out, like helping them attend their court dates or helping them follow the rules. But what does this responsibility mean and does the level of responsibility differ depending on the bail path you choose? We will explain these details so you know what to expect and how to manage your obligations.

Bail amounts by crimes differ by court in Utah, yet are similar overall. The fines convicted criminals have to pay are very similar to the bail amount for the same crime. Besides explaining bail, this article goes over the recommended fines for the different crimes in Utah, giving you a good idea of what the bail amount will be.

Getting arrested can be a scary and stressful process. There is a certain way you should handle things to get back your freedom quickly. From commonly known things like getting a lawyer to lesser-known things like not consenting to a search. Knowing what to do if you get arrested keeps you away from any further arrests, revoked bails, and a bad reputation.

While out on bail there are many different rules you will need to follow. Whether you're out on bail or just interested, this article is the one for you. We will explain every rule for someone out on bail, and how to avoid breaking those rules.

A flight risk is someone who might run away so they can’ be prosecuted. You may be considered a flight risk if you don't have ties to your community, are not employed, etc. There are quite a few ways to avoid being seen as a flight risk, such as giving your passport to the judge and proving you have permanent residency.

When a judge declares “No bond," it means there is no bail, you cannot get out of jail before the scheduled trial. There can be several reasons why a judge might say "no bond." Like if you are a flight risk, or a threat...

Juvie is prison for anyone under the age of majority, which differs by state but is usually 18 years old or younger. It aims to rehabilitate rather than punish, by providing helpful programs and general education to the inmates. It's not a fun process getting sent to one.

Having to navigate the legal system can be stressful and confusing, and the distance only makes it worse. Unfortunately, it is a risk for most people due to loved ones traveling, or relocating for work, or school in another state. It is important to be aware of how you should act in this situation. We will jump into whether can you bail out someone in another state and the difference between out-of-state bail bonds and local bail bonds. While it is possible, the process involves lots of...