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Comment on Bail and Electronic Monitoring – Pretrial Releases by admin

admin — Fri, 04 Jun 2010 20:54:33 +0000

Yolanda, We only handle electronic monitoring for pre-trial release. However, you call John at CHI Monitoring he can help facilitate the process for you. You can reach him at 530-626-3710 or visit http://www.chimonitoring.com

Comment on Bail and Electronic Monitoring – Pretrial Releases by admin

admin — Sat, 08 May 2010 00:05:46 +0000

We only handle pre-trial release on electronic monitoring. You should call John at CHI Monitoring, he can assist you in this matter. 530-626-3710.

Comment on Bail and Electronic Monitoring – Pretrial Releases by YOLANDA

YOLANDA — Wed, 05 May 2010 21:41:09 +0000

I have a question tommrow i will get sentence for 12 mounths in jail i have a great job i dont want to lose it can i get the braclet? MY LAWYER SAID ITS NOT UP TO HIM.SO HOW COULD I GET IT

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Comment on Gun Laws by admin

admin — Sat, 06 Feb 2010 00:35:48 +0000

Will have to look into that for you, will let you know if I find it. If you have found the answer please post it here, I would like to know as well.

Comment on Penal Code 1275 PC: Proof of Funds by admin

admin — Sat, 06 Feb 2010 00:31:57 +0000

I do find it odd that the court could not find any record of the hearing. The bail is high to be sure, I am not familiar with the bail schedule in Florida or the defendants criminal history so I could not tell you if it is excessive for the alleged crime. 1275 holds can be tricky, but it does sound like you have all the paperwork needed to get it lifted. Keep on it, and stay organized. If only some courts would stick to this policy there wouldn’t be mix ups like you have had to deal with. Best of luck to you and your family.

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Comment on Penal Code 1275 PC: Proof of Funds by vanessa wright

vanessa wright — Sat, 30 Jan 2010 23:39:14 +0000

What if 10 hrs after court with satisfying proof and clean source of money it has been accepted and the Da and Jugde both are in agreement to drop the 1275 hold.The full bond amount is 100,000. So 8,000 is need for bail. Which is already in the bondsman possession .Court is finished by 12:15pm.The defendants in the jail side awaiting the signed hold drop until 9:oopm. At that time the lawyer and bondsman are wanting to know what the hold up is. They are both informed that he has a 1275 hold still and no bail can be posted. Between 12:30 pm-9pm they lost the court docs and he needs to be held another 3 days. Court happen to be on a Friday.The defendant, the lawyer and the bondsman never received their copies. On Saturday the defendant is informed it shows no record of his appearance in court on Friday at all. The 1275 hearing had been on docket since Jan.19th.Can the lawyer and Da rethink their decision and claim they never lifted the hold to begin with? Since there seems to be no record of it at all. The defendant has a prior drug conviction back in 1986 (age 18) He did 10 years.He has been out trouble for 16 years. He has a family and owns his own company. His supposed charge is “sales of controlled substance to an undrcover totalling $ 3200.00. Which suppose to have happen back in July 09, he was arressted on Oct.29th. He was arrested in one county and transported to another county,started with no bail. His house was searched and no monies ,weapons or drugs were found. They left with a business card of his company and an old pennysaver reciept for his companys advertising, a dmv notice regarding his vehicle which they impound, seized and sold and his county bill for a prior DIU back in 2003. Time of arrest they found no drugs on him , in his vehicle ,or in his house and on something that supposedly happened 5 months prior. Also the prosecuting DA happen to on one his early cases back in 1986 and the DA lost his case. He is now heading this case. He had a total of $110.00 in cash on him at time of his arrest. He had a negative ch.acct. a overdrawn business acct and his cable, home phone and internet service had been shut off and he was almost 2 months behind in his rent. The truck they seized was approximately 9 months behind in payments and the fiance company had won a judgment against him court regarding the truck.S o i guess after all that, Do you agree with the 1275 being placed on him to begin with? Is this a typical 1275 case? I have been told by 4 bail bonds man that $100,000 bail is outrageous.The Da also demanded the hold only be lifted when the actual $ 8,000 was posted.He would not allow any collateral period,even the bonds man did. The bail bondsman is the one taking the risk. They should be ones to be concerned. Da was provide with business lic.degree from the school and even a list of clients awaiting his services. He is a electrican. Names,numbers,description of job and amount due on jobs were provided. Was not good enough. Had 2 family members loan $100, and another $200, a friend loaned $100 and his best friend provide $500 with notarized signatures due to that one lives in MI ,one in Tenn and another in Az and proof where all monies came from,still denied. So i guess my questions is. Does all this seem like a normal 1275 or is this Da taking this to the extreme and With such a hatred for the defendant he could he end up possibly making this 1275 stick even with the legal money and under oath statements and proof of all money trails.Half money from direct deposit from IRS tax returns and another is his mother in law put a title auto loan against her car. Sorry I know there is alot of info. Would like another prospective from someone not involved personally,but understands the penal code 1275.1 Thank you for your time

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Comment on Gun Laws by Anthony

Anthony — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 18:35:03 +0000

I’m trying to find the exact date the private party transfer law (no firearm transfers between private parties without going through an FFL) in california went into effect. I believe it was in 1998 but I don’t recall.