In May 2010 Bland was charged with marijuana possession in Houston. She pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 30 days in the Harris County jail in September 2010 according to court records....
State TX Acquired 2003 Status Eligible to Practice in Texas... of Houston Law Center to get my law degree. I have been a... bail bondsman to get my husband out of jail. Ryan's bondsman...
HOUSTON - 30-year-old Eric Todd Semien and three others are charged with capital murder in the May 26, 2016, deaths of... " "A $9,000 bond, you pay the bondsman $900," said King. "So for...
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The 2018 midterms shook up Houston’s criminal legal system. Democratic candidates swept to victory in dozens of judicial elections and then went on to champion a landmark bail reform in Harris County. Now these judges are up for re-election, starting with next week’s primaries, and their races have shaped up as an unusual confrontation between reform-minded judges and county prosecutors, with the police union jumping in on many prosecutors’ behalf. The outcomes could mark yet another turning point in the yearslong fight over the bail syst ...
Where: The meetings are held at: Harris County Administration Building · Commissioners Court · 1001 Preston Street, 9th Floor · Houston, TX 77002 · (Unless otherwise noted on the agenda) · All Agenda items must be submitted in writing to the Harris County Sheriff's Office Bonding Division not less than ten (10) days prior to the meeting.
The Department of Justice did something groundbreaking last week: It declared our nation’s bail system unconstitutional. In a brief filed in support of a class-action lawsuit challenging the bail system, the DOJ held that jailing people who are facing charges unless they can afford to post bail impermissibly discriminates against the poor. As a public defender in Oakland, I know all too well how much our bail systems are used as a way to lock up the poor while allowing the wealthy to avoid jail. Every day, I see jails full of people who would ...
How would you describe what you do? ; I bond people out and I put them back in jail. ; What does your work entail?
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