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An active warrant is a document issued by a judge that orders law enforcement to arrest and bring an individual to jail. Warrants are usually issued when an individual fails to appear for a scheduled court date, but they may also be issued if the individual is suspected of committing a crime. Individuals with active […]
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If you have been charged with driving while intoxicated (DWI) in Texas, you may be feeling confused and overwhelmed. You likely have many questions about the bail bond process and what will happen next. To help you understand your situation, we’ve compiled a list of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about DWI and bail bonds in
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A white-collar crime refers to a non-violent financially motivated crime usually committed by business and government professionals. The term was coined by Edwin Sutherland in 1939 due to the nature of the offenders. “White-collar” refers to the shirts of conventional management, non-labor workers as opposed to the “blue-collar” worker who typically wore blue shirts and
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If you have been arrested and are awaiting trial, you may be tempted to skip bail and flee the jurisdiction. After all, what could be worse than sitting in a cell for weeks or months on end, right? Unfortunately, the ramifications of skipping bail are far worse than enduring a temporary inconvenience. In this blog
Animal cruelty is a serious offense in Texas which could lead to criminal charges and jail time. If you’ve been charged with animal cruelty, it’s important to know what your options are. At PCS Bail Bonds, we can help you get out of jail as you await your trail date, which means you can get
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You’ve been arrested for a crime and released on bail. You were given a court date, wherein you were required to appear in front of a judge, but you miss your court date—whether it was by accident or on purpose. What happens next? In Texas, failing to appear in court could lead to lots of
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Many of us have heard the term “drug trafficking” before in movies and on TV shows…but what exactly does that term mean? Is it really as serious as it’s made to be in the movies? Drug trafficking is the distribution or delivery of illicit drugs. It’s considered a serious crime in the state of Texas.
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Probation is a tool in the legal process of Texas that allows individuals to remain good members of society. Through probation, individuals charged with a crime are allowed to be out of jail, stay with their family, work, and do community service. Sadly, sometimes individuals can make mistakes while they are out of jail on
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If you go back to just the turn of the 21st century (little more than 20 years ago), the Internet, smart phones, and other gadgets weren’t really mass adapted like they are today. With so many people communicating online these days, a new phenomenon known as cyberstalking has started to become an issue. What is
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