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Robert Durst has the highest bail at a crazy 3 billion, but there are some other notable people like Michael Jackson who had a 3 million bond.

A PR bond lets you leave jail without paying bail—just your promise to appear. Learn the PR bond meaning, how it works, who qualifies, and its pros and cons.

Think you’re a law-abiding citizen? You might be breaking the law without knowing it. From speeding to sidewalk biking, discover the most commonly broken laws in the U.S. and the real consequences behind them.

A bail bondsman posts bail for a defendant to secure their release, while a bounty hunter locates and apprehends those who skip bail.

Learn everything about probation violations in this comprehensive guide: what probation is, common violations, first-time consequences, legal rights at hearings, and tips to stay compliant.

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.