Faqs

Bail bonds can be forfeited for failing to appear and in some cases for violating conditions of release.  However, Minnesota state law only allows for a bail bond to be forfeited as a result of [...]

No, each state determines bail bond laws designed to suit individual needs.  Many states do not allow bail bonds or fugitive recovery agents.  Most of these states suffer many problems and a [...]

It depends on the size of the city and nature of the charges. In general, a county jail may have a higher population of people, so the time to process and duration of stay may be longer.

Yes. While it can share the same space, there is usually a distinction between the county and city jail.

That is up to your employer and your individual situation. There are no laws protecting employees from being let go due to involvement with law enforcement.

Arrests are often made public through general notifications in local news, or through social media. 

Teens under 18 with a driver’s permit or provisional license cannot make or answer calls while driving, either hand-held or hands-free. They may use their phone in a hands-free mode only for GPS, [...]

Penalties for violating the hands free law carry a $50 fine for the first violation and $275 fine for subsequent violations, and is considered a petty misdemeanor.

The offense of being willfully disobedient or disrespectful toward a court of law; disregarding court order or opposing the authority of the law.

Usually, contempt of court is a misdemeanor.