If you're arrested, you'll be taken to jail to await your turn before a judge. You may choose to post bail if you desire, but you will still have to attend your assigned court date. At your court date, a prosecutor will formally charge you with a crime if you meet the necessary criteria. Once you're charged with a crime, you will have the right to contest the charges in court.
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An estate plan is something you can create to provide details about what your family should do if you become incapacitated and when you die. Creating an estate plan is essential, and you should begin your planning while you are young. You can always modify the plans as you age, and you should, as things in your life change. Here are four key issues to address as you begin creating your estate plan.
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It's common to wonder whether a loved one will get out of jail immediately after someone contacts a bail bonds company on their behalf. Unfortunately, the answer is no, but there is a reason why this action is not immediate. Learn more about what's involved in the release process, and what you can do to move the process forward as quickly as possible.
Bail Must Be Set by the Judge First
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Even if you're 100% sure you're innocent in a criminal proceeding, it's a good idea to think about the types of evidence that might be used to convict you. For many clients, this means they should talk with a criminal defense lawyer about what can be admitted and how that might happen. Let's look at 5 types of evidence that can be brought against you.
Testimony
Sworn statements from witnesses and experts are often admitted.
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