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Is Jail Part of Your Summer Plans?

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Hopefully, you won’t be spending any time behind bars this year. The year may be almost by half over, but summer is just beginning. We are willing to bet that you have got some travel plans in the works, and most definitely, a lot of partying plans. That is the recipe for a great, memorable summer, and we hope it turns out that way.

Getting arrested would definitely make it a memorable summer, but we hope it won’t end up being a part of your summer. Trust us, getting arrested might be a cool story, but it is quite a pain to deal with. You sit in jail for hours, then you pay off your bail bond and spend the next few months going in and out of the courtroom. You probably miss some work days, and you definitely miss your freedom and time that could be spent with loved ones. It winds up costing quite a bit.

Whatever your plans are for the summer, we just ask that you stay safe, responsible, and smart. Do not do anything stupid or get caught up in an argument. You may know how to handle yourself, but you can never know what another person might do.

If you, or a friend, do end up needing a bail bond, Riverside Bail Bonds will be there to help get you out. We are available to assist you at any time of the day, any day of the year.

Get an Riverside Bail Bonds team member on your side by chatting online or calling 951-684-4484 .

What You Should Not Post On Social Media

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These days, there is no denying how powerful social media is. It is a great way to keep us all up-to-date on how friends and family are doing. It is also a rapidly growing medium for people to receive their daily news. Then there is law enforcement. Law enforcement agencies on all levels, local, state, or federal, are increasingly scanning through social media to look for evidence and information of crimes.

In fact, many agencies have special departments who focus solely on social media. Obviously, people should know what they should and should not post on social media. Yet, some people choose to post questionable, incriminating, and illegal content online. One of the latest stories that quickly captured national attention is that of Steve Stephens.

Stephens had posted a video on Facebook of him shooting and killing another man in Cleveland, Ohio. In his video, he also made claims to have killed other people. The police were quickly notified of the posting and alerted the city of Cleveland to stay alert and indoors, if possible. Stephens was considered armed and dangerous. The search for Stephens quickly became a national search.

The video has been removed from Facebook, but it is just another strong example that shows how powerful the social media community is. Even threats that are made online as a joke are taken seriously by both the social media company and law enforcement agencies.

Another type of post that can get you into legal trouble are photos of you in a location that can only be accessed by trespassing. This happens quite often when the location offers a great view and the person needs that Instagram shot. If you post a photo of your name carved into a tree that is in a national park, or on Native American land, you can get called out for this as well.This is exactly what happened to singer and actress Vanessa Hudgens. These are the type of posts that you may not have intended to post with ill will, but it did not cross your mind that it could still incriminate you for a less heinous reason.

The bottom line is that with social media, you are putting your life out there for others to see, not just friends and family. People on social media like to talk, gossip, share, and judge. Everyone is a critic. They can quickly make something viral, and even if you delete something, you never know who might have saved a copy. Be careful with what you post on social media. If you ever see something that is troubling or disturbing, report it. It is better to be safe than sorry!

When Law Enforcement Does Not Need a Warrant to Search Your Cell Phone

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Have you ever traveled internationally and then upon returning to the United States, been asked by border control for your cell phone? Whether this has happened to you or not, you probably wonder if you are required to give it to them, and whether they are violating your rights and privacy.

This has happened to a small percentage of travelers, but the percentage has risen sharply since 2015. Due to this increase, Congress was introduced with a new bill that would limit United States border agents when it comes to searching cell phones of Americans who are returning to the country. The new bill, if passed, would require the border agent to have probable cause, at the least, to search and even seize a cell phone.

Even if the bill is not passed, the United States border agents do have the right to ask for cell phones. Most likely, the chances of being searched are practically nonexistent. To offer perspective, nearly 400 million individuals cross United States borders every year. Less than 0.01 percent of these 400 million travelers have their phone or computer searched. An even smaller percentage of that 0.01 are American citizens.

People who are searched leave a “gold copy” of their cell phone data, which includes text messages, photos, browser history, and more, with the border agents.The border agents are allowed to clone your device and everything on it. This information can be shared with other federal law enforcement agencies if they require assistance in understanding the information. If they do not have any probable cause of illegal activity and crime, then they are required to completely erase all copied data from their system.Don’t worry, the data on your cell phone will remain intact.

Border control can keep your cell phone to search it thoroughly, even if you depart from the airport. After 5 days and no valid reason, they must return it to you. After several weeks without additional probable cause, they will have to return it to you. If they do not return your phone after that, then they have found incriminating information and will issue an arrest warrant.

Searching and seizing a cell phone at the airport is legal. In fact, border control has the right to search and seize any item within 100 miles of the border that was brought in to the United States. That means that if you returned to the United States and have already left the airport with your cell phone, but you are only 20 miles away from the border, they can still go after you, stop you, and request your cell phone. Anywhere else in the United States, outside of this 100 mile radius, a search warrant would be required.

After Graduation Comes Partying and Traveling

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More likely than not, high school seniors and 4th years in college are not going to be spending this next month or so making their papers an A+ and studying for finals and exams. Mentally, they are pretty much done with school. All that is on their mind now is graduation, summer, and that unparalleled feeling of having completed schooling. Before they move on to higher education or work, they plan on taking a well-deserved vacation with some friends. As their proud parent, you are supportive of this; you too feel they deserve it. Yet, you cannot help but have some reservations before they graduate and leave.

Now that they are no longer a minor, you have less control and say over them. To them, this is freedom when they want to go out and have fun. At the same time, this can be heartbreaking if something bad happens, and you, as a parent, are limited on the help you can provide.

For example, if your child is arrested at the age of 15 for committing a crime, they would not have a trial by jury. Instead, a judge would determine any consequences, and consequences would not include jail time. A prison sentence is not a punishment option for a minor; they would be released back to your custody. However, if your child is arrested at the age of 18 or older, the criminal proceedings are more serious. They will have a trial with a jury, and they can face a possible prison sentence. You could help bail your child out of jail during the trial, but if they are denied bail, there is nothing you can do but wait.

To make matters more complicated, criminal proceedings are more difficult to navigate when it is an arrest that was made outside of your home state. The defendant would most likely need to be present at the trial, which will be held in the state they were arrested. That means the defendant would have to make proper arrangements to be there, when they could be back in their home state going to work, school, or just relaxing. This gets expensive.

Since your child plans on taking a trip, you will want to make sure they are aware of their actions, and to not act on something that can lead to a bad situation. A way to help show that you are not trying to lecture them and give off an “I do not quite trust you” attitude is to also let them know to be aware of the actions of others around them. You trust them, but you do not trust strangers. Your child could be a well-rounded individual, but you never know about the motives of others. All in all, you just want your child to return home relaxed and with many memories before they move on to the next big step in their life. They just finished high school or even college, they deserve this break, and you both deserve to not have to worry about trouble.

This is Why People Choose Highgroove Bail Bond Store

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Highgroove Bail Bond Store

We hope you will never need a bail bond, for yourself or a loved one, but if you do, we want you to know that you can and should rely on the team at Highgroove Bail Bond Store. There are many other bail bond companies in California, but here is why you should choose us like so many others before you:

  • 24/7 state-wide availability in California by phone, online, or in our offices.
  • Free consultations.
  • Phone approvals.
  • We have offices spread throughout the state from San Diego all the way to Northern California.
  • Custom payment plans.
  • 0% interest.
  • No hidden fees.
  • Financing is available.
  • Multi-lingual agents.
  • Fast, confidential, and courteous service.
  • 30 years of experience in the bail bond industry.
  • More satisfied customers than other bail bond companies.

Every other bail bond company can say that they care about their clients, but no one proves it like we do. We are a family founded and operated bail bond company, and our goals and values are built around this core importance of family and unity. We understand that your time and money is incredibly valuable, which is why we promise not to waste one second or penny.

We will work with you and your family on a custom payment plan tailored to your financial situation and we promise to be with you each step of the way. We are on your side and we want just as much as you, to bail your loved one out of jail. Reuniting friends and family is why we love our job, and our passion for this is truly identifiable through our service. You cannot find this anywhere else.

Highgroove Bail Bond Store can be reached anytime. Just call us at 951-684-4484 , chat with us online, or visit your nearest location.

A Mother’s Day Miracle: The Whole Family Together

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All any mother wants on Mother’s Day is to spend the day with her family. She does not get a full family day like this very often anymore. Her children are older now. They may be away for college, or live and work in another state. They may even have their own little families to raise. In some rare cases, someone in the family may be in police custody for committing a crime. Getting everyone together can be a challenge in so many ways. Nonetheless, a mother deserves her special day, so the family will do everything they can to see that everyone is present. That includes bailing out the one who is in jail.

Bailing a person out of jail does not need to be as complicated and stressful as you might think. It is not going to be as easy as going for a picnic, but it will not make you lose all of your sleep, or your whole life savings. To get the best bail experience, contact Riverside Bail Bonds.

Riverside Bail Bonds is a top bail bond company in California. We will issue you a bail bond that costs 10% of the full bail amount. If the bail is $50,000, then the bail bond premium costs $5,000. The family will then be set up on a custom payment plan so they can pay this $5,000 in smaller increments with cash, credit, debit, and checks. Once all the details are laid out and the paperwork is finalized, the paperwork will be transferred to the jail for processing. After that, your loved one will be free to return home.

The time it takes between learning the bail amount, and signing the paperwork, can be a few hours. It may feel like forever, but in hindsight, it is actually pretty quick. If you were trying to bail your loved one out of jail without using a bail bond or a professional bail agent to assist you, you would be going the cash bail route.This method is more time consuming, stressful, and expensive for the majority of people.

Save yourself the trouble and headache and contact Riverside Bail Bonds for a free bail bond consultation. Agents at Riverside Bail Bonds are very much aware that you and your loved one’s time and money is valuable. They will kindly get you all the information you need as quickly as possible.

We will help you get your loved one home for Mother’s Day!

Riverside Bail Bonds is available 24/7 and representatives can be contacted online or at 951-684-4484 .

Bring Your Loved One Home to Mom for Mother’s Day

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The ultimate Mother’s Day gift you can ever give to Mom would be the presence of a loved one whom she believes is stuck in jail. It is a gift that could change her mood from stressed and that her loved one is in jail, to being filled with joy and relief that this person is now in her arms.

Let us say that it is your brother who is in jail. With it being so close to Mother’s Day and knowing that his bail costs thousands of dollars, your mother believes that he will not be bailed out of jail in time. Getting the money for bail, and the process itself, will take more days that you all would like.

What your mother does not know, is that bail does not necessarily have to be that expensive or take that long to take care of. You take it upon yourself to handle everything so she does not have to. Your first order of business is calling Riverside Bail Bonds.

Riverside Bail Bonds is a critical component to an affordable, fast, and successful bail experience is because this highly recommended California bail bond company does all the work for a fraction of the cost. A bail bond will cost only 10% of the full bail amount, and it is paid off on a custom payment plan that is tailored to the financial needs of the family and friends. Approvals are made over the phone and your loved one can be released within a few hours. Riverside Bail Bonds is a family owned company, and we treat all clients as if they were a member of our own family. Plus, your Riverside Bail Bonds agent will be available to you throughout the entire process, making it as stress free as possible.

Surprise Mom for Mother’s Day and show up with your brother right by your side. Even though she will not hesitate to do so, she should not have to take on the burden of the whole situation. This is her day, and it is your turn to do something for her. You can turn this sour situation into a joyful one, just contact Riverside Bail Bonds for help.

Available 24/7, Riverside Bail Bonds can be reached online or at 951-684-4484 .

Bail Your Easter Bunny Out of Jail!

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If tradition has it that your husband plays the role of the Easter Bunny every year, then it would just be wrong to have someone else stand in for the role this year as your husband sits in jail. Your husband is a father and even an uncle, he does not deserve to miss out on bringing laughter and smiles to the kids! His mistake was one small mishap that you all know is not typical of him. He is already being punished enough, and will continue to deal with the consequences later on.He knows this and will take responsibility for his actions when that time comes. For now, he deserves to be bailed out of jail in time for Easter.Riverside Bail Bonds, can help make that happen.

We provide families with bail bonds, which are the alternative to posting 100% cash bail. When you pay cash bail, a person cannot be released until 100% of the bail is paid. With a bail bond, loved ones will work with an Riverside Bail Bonds team member to do the paperwork.This includes jotting down contact information, co-signing the contract, and creating a customized payment plan. Our bail bonds cost 10% of the full bail amount,so if the bail is $100,000, then the bail bond is $10,000 and remember that this $10,000 is paid off in increments.

Once the paperwork is done between you and us, it is transferred to the jail where it will be processed. Then, your loved one will be released. Payments according to the agreed upon payment schedule will continue even after the defendant is released.

You see how bail bonds are more affordable and flexible, and how they will allow your husband to come home in time to put on that bunny outfit for Easter?

Riverside Bail Bonds is available 24/7 and consultations are free. Whenever you are ready, do not hesitate to reach out to us online or at 951-684-4484 .

How Long can a Person be Detained by the Police

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How long can the police hold a person without charging them? In many states, the police have a 72 hour window. In California, the police are allowed 48 hours to hold/ detain a person without charges being made. After 48 hours, if no charges are filed, then the police must release this person.

In this 48 hour window, the police or detectives must work closely with prosecutors. The police cannot bring charges against the arrestee. It is the prosecutor who does this. The police and detectives must provide the prosecutor with the proper and substantial evidence that a crime has occurred and that the arrestee was involved.

If the prosecutor does not bring charges within that 48 hour window, they can always bring charges against this person later on. The 48 hours refers only to the time period that arrestee is held under the police’s watch. Yet, the prosecutor may still have a ticking clock on when they can file charges, and this is called the statute of limitations. For example, the prosecutor may have a 3 year window to file the charges. After 3 years, the can no longer press charges because the statute of limitations has run out. For some crimes, like kidnapping and murder, there is no statute of limitations, so the prosecutor can press charges even 50 years after the crime occurred.

The legal system is complex and woven together with intricate rules. There are many parties involved, including bail bond companies like Temecula Bail Bond Store, who get involved as well. We work with you to make the bail process more affordable and easier to understand. If you ever need us, you can count on us to get the bail job done.It is one less thing for you to worry about.

Talk to us anytime you are ready; we can be reached online or at 951-684-4484 .

Child Support Payments will not Affect Visitation Rights

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For individuals who pay child support to their former partner, losing visitation rights is actually not an immediate and direct consequence if the individual fails to make their payments. These are completely separate court matters.

However, what can happen if one fails to make their child support payments is that they can be arrested, a lien can be placed on their property, their employer can be ordered to withhold an amount of the paycheck and pay it directly to the court or the individual’s former partner, and they can be slapped with fines, just to name a few consequences.

If the individual is arrested, they may be eligible to post bail; they will learn this at an arraignment hearing. If they are eligible to post bail, then perhaps the best method to doing so is utilizing a bail bond from Riverside Bail Bonds. Bail bonds are more affordable because payment plans are provided. This gives the defendant more breathing room to simultaneously pay the bail bond and the child support payments. They do not want to fail at either, this time around.

To learn more about bail bonds and Riverside Bail Bonds, contact this reliable and friendly company at any time both online and at 951-684-4484 .

How Old Does a Child Have to be if They are Left Home Alone?

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Leaving a child at home alone for the first time can make any parent nervous, even if the child is old enough to take care of themselves. Some states set laws that tell parents their child must be of a certain age in order for them to be home alone. Other states, like California, leave it up to the discretion of the parent to decide if their child is mature and ready enough.

California urges parents to consider their child’s maturity level, not just their age, when deciding if it is okay to leave them at home without an older adult around. For example, a 10 year old may show considerable maturity for their age while a 12 year old is still a bit of a trouble-maker. Perhaps in this case, the 12 year old is not mature enough to be left home alone, but the 10 year old is.

To prepare for the “big day” of leaving a child alone at home, parents ought to first discuss this with the child: are they,themselves,ready to be left alone at home, or not? If they are ready, then additional precautions need to be laid out, such as what to do in case of an emergency, leaving contact phone numbers, setting rules like do not answer the door, do not use the stove or oven. Parents will also want to notify trusted family, friends, and neighbors in case they are needed during an emergency, or the child feels uncomfortable. Before leaving a child alone for an extended period of time, the parent should do a “trial run” by leaving them home alone while they make a quick trip to the store.

When the time is right, a child and parent will agree when they are both ready to be apart with the child home alone.

You May Know Someone Who has Once Been Arrested

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Getting arrested could easily make you think that your life, as you know it, is over. However, take a few minutes to think about the people you know.Friends, family, coworkers, other acquaintances, and even strangers you see regularly at the grocery store or gym;how well do you know all of these people? Someone in your larger circle may have once been in this exact situation, getting arrested, but look at where they are now. They are obviously no longer in jail. They have a successful job. They have a beautiful family. They are happy.

Take this thought and use it as inspiration and hope. This will be you once again, and hopefully soon. Until then, you will have to deal with the current situation and any consequences. It is not going to be the easiest thing to handle, but you can handle it. Your loved ones will support you.

Bailing out of jail is a critical beginning step to taking control of the larger situation. A bail bond will get you out of jail fast and affordably. Once you are bailed out of jail, you can return to live at home, go to work, and spend time with loved ones.

For the all-around best bail bond experience, contact Temecula Bail Bond Store online or at 951-684-4484 .