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Pretrial detention, the practice of keeping individuals who have been charged but not convicted of a crime, costs Georgia in excess of $400 million annually. Nationally, pretrial detention is the reason six of every 10

Criminal defense attorneys know between the time their client is charged with a crime and when the defendant appears in court, a great deal of time can go by – sometimes months. Thanks to COVID-19,

Social Media Maven Offers Fastest Way Out of Jail To meet her, you’d think you had encountered an intelligent business professional with an upbeat attitude. You’d be right to assume that, but you’d probably never

If your friend or loved one was arrested, we understand that the situation can be overwhelming. The first step is to contact a local bail bondsman who knows how the bail bond process works in

Can You be Found by Potential Clients? In Georgia, the majority of people who use bail bond services are not represented by an attorney when they initially land in jail. If they want to use

Currently, one in every three Americans has a criminal record, which can close hiring doors quickly. However, the shrinking U.S. labor pool may make it easier for individuals with criminal records to land jobs. At

Solo practitioners, attorneys who are part a small legal firm or even those employed with behemoth national groups are well aware that their best source of future business is their current client base. While the

By Jesse Fellabaum Many people opt for probation over jail time. At the time, it seems like a less painful way to repay your debt to society. However, most recently, convicted defendants fail to fully