Monthly Archives: April 2017

Pleading “no contest” is often only to the benefit of the person’s pride. No contest means you’re conceding the charge without admitting guilt and without presenting a defense. But unlike a plea of guilty or innocent, a defendant must get … Continue reading →

The biggest difference between bail and bail bonds is that while bail money is returned to the person who posted it at the end of the defendant’s case, the money you pay to a bondsman is a fee. It is … Continue reading →