When someone is arrested and taken into custody, they will have to go through a “booking” process. This is basically the compiling of information about the person under arrest in order to create a record. Even if posting bail, you would not be able to be released until officially going through the process. So what […]
When one gets arrested, it can be a jarring experience which is further compounded by the whole processes afterward. Whether it be you or a loved one, the bail process can be confusing and a lot of the words may be foreign so here is a glossary of some of those most common terms. Bail […]
When you hear about some people paying bail into the millions, it would make you think that pretty much any offense allows for bail. This however, is untrue. Though most crimes are bailable, the more severe ones actually do not allow for that privilege. Visit sites like https://mazilaw.com/ if you are facing serious criminal charges […]
Whether on TV or in real life, we’ve all heard the Miranda Rights being recited by a police officer at some point in our lives. But what are the Miranda Rights and why do cops have to say them? Well, it all comes down to a case from 1966. Miranda vs. Arizona In 1966, the […]
There is a level of dignity that you are expected to adhere to in the court room. In order to show respect, dignify the court and facilitate justice, these are common court rules: All parties should arrive on time to court proceedings. Wear clothes that are modest, clean and which fit you well. Clothes don’t […]
Jail Birds Bail Bonds proudly serves the Dallas area. As your Dallas bail bondsman, we have an unwavering desire to help our community and to help our clients through some of the scariest and most tumultuous times of their lives. Going to jail can be scary, whether its your first time or second time. Jail […]
The purpose of detention or imprisonment is to make sure that a person shows up in court for judgement, making the risk of the person not showing up one of the biggest determining factors for bail. In our justice system, you are considered innocent until proven guilty in court, so the amount set for a […]







