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13 Dec

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When the holidays roll around, people do a lot of traveling. They all want to go out and see their families and loved ones. Traveling for these reasons can be hectic, but it is pretty much always fun to see loved ones again. However, there...

11 Dec

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The option to post bail is given depending on the offense of which one may be accused. In Tennessee, bail bonds may be secured to cover the bail costs. The service is beneficial to individuals who do not have enough money to post the bail...

03 Mar

Posted at 01:46h in Cocke County Bail Bonds, Fentress County Bail Bonds, Grainger County Bail Bonds, Jefferson County Bail Bonds, Knox County Bail Bonds, Knoxville Bail Bonds, Sevier County Bail Bonds, Seymour Bail Bonds
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The Eighth Amendment prevents judges from getting too crazy when they set bail. If pressured, they have to provide legitimate reasons for why they set a high bail. What some people don’t realize is that the judge isn’t obligated to set bail at all.If your...