Last updated 2 months ago
If you’re like most people, you probably don’t wake up each day prepared for the possibility of getting arrested. Because you haven’t made any prior arrangements in case of an arrest, it will be difficult for you to meet your family and employment obligations from inside of a jail cell. Luckily, you can secure your release from jail through the bail bonds process.
Secure your timely release from jail:
Even if you spend only one night in jail, this time away from your home can have a dramatic impact on the quality of your life. Each day that you spend in jail, you will be unable to freely communicate with your friends and family. You will also be unable to go to work and earn an income for your household. If you fail to show up to work, you will have to explain to your employer the reason why you are unable to attend and may face termination.
Provide opportunity for you to meet with a lawyer:
If you’re facing criminal charges, you need to maintain constant communication with the defense attorney handling your case. It can be much more difficult to contact this individual when your communication is restricted by the policies of the jail. By hiring a quality bail bondsman, you can quickly secure your release and begin preparing your defense strategy with your attorney.
Allow you to spend time with family:
Preparing for trial can be much more stressful without the support of your family and the comfort of being in your own home. Not only will hiring a bail bondsman give you the ability to spend time with your family, but also allow you to fulfill any complex social, financial, or family obligations you have.
King Stahlman Bail Bonds is a family-owned business serving the greater San Diego community. We can help you secure your release from jail and navigate this complicated process. To learn more about our services, call us at (619) 232-7127.
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A search warrant is a legal order signed by a judge that gives a police officer the right to search for items inside a specified location. Warrants are commonly used to search a criminal suspect’s home, property, or vehicle to obtain evidence to be used in a criminal trial. Even though police officers generally need to convince a judge that there is probable cause to search someone’s property, there are some situations in which a police officer doesn’t need this court order to conduct a search. If you’re facing jail following one of these searches, call a bail bondsman right away.
Consent Searches
If a suspect gives a police officer permission to enter his or her home or vehicle, this police officer can obtain evidence found without a warrant. Even though it isn’t necessary for an individual to consent to a warrantless search, police officers aren’t legally required to inform suspects of their right to refuse consent. This means that police officers are often able to trick a suspect into giving them permission to conduct a warrantless search.
Plain View Searches
Even though the Fourth Amendment protects an individual’s right to privacy regarding his or her own property, the courts have ruled that officers don’t need a warrant to obtain evidence that is in plain view. For example, if an officer sees a marijuana plant growing on an individual’s outdoor property, he or she can legally seize the plant as evidence without obtaining a warrant.
Pat-down Searches
If an individual has been placed under arrest, police officers are able to protect themselves by searching that person’s body for any weapons. During these situations, the arresting officer will use his or her hands to pat down different areas of the suspects body in the search for any objects that would appear to be a weapon.
If you’ve been arrested in San Diego, King Stahlman Bail Bonds can help you secure your release from jail. You can contact us at (619) 232-7280 to learn more about our bail bonds services. We guarantee that we will provide you with quick, discreet service.
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Getting arrested is an unpleasant experience, to say the least. Only King Stahlman Bail Bonds can guarantee that you will get out of jail fast, getting you back to your family so you can start planning your next legal moves. Click on the links below to find out more about California law and the King’s bail bonds services:
The professional bail bondsmen at King Stahlman Bail Bonds boast over 50 years of experience serving the San Diego community. If someone you know has been arrested in California, call (619) 232-7280.
Last updated 3 months ago
If you have ever been arrested, you know that getting out of jail fast is your first priority. But, as you will learn in this video, even the best bail bondsman can’t help a famous madam when her bail tops $2 million.
Authorities claim that 44 year-old Anna Christina ran a high-end prostitution ring out of her New York city apartment. Over 15 years, this famous madam reportedly netted millions of dollars, and even relied on police connections for protection. A judge refused to lower her $2 million dollar bail after prosecutors deemed her a flight risk.
If you find yourself in the position of needing to make bail, make King Stahlman Bail Bonds your first phone call after your arrest. Call us at (619) 232-7280, and get out of jail fast.
Last updated 3 months ago
Has your dog broken the law? All jokes aside, California law holds dog owners civilly and sometimes even criminally accountable for their “mischievous animals”—and being in jail is no laughing matter. If you have been charged with a dog-related crime, a qualified bail bondsman can help you get out of jail fast. Know your rights in advance by familiarizing yourself with two of California’s most important dog laws:
Dangerous Dogs
Did you know that the California legal code contains some of the strictest dangerous dog provisions in the United States? In California, a potentially dangerous dog refers to any dog which, when unprovoked, has engaged in a behavior twice within 36 months that causes a defensive reaction in a person who is not on your property. In short, if your dog snaps at—but doesn’t bite— a passerby in a public park twice in less than two years, he is legally dangerous. If your dog actually bites another person or another domestic animal, you are strictly liable, even if your dog has never acted aggressively before.
Hunting with Dogs
Are you a big game hunter? As of January 1, 2013, it is illegal to use packs of dogs to chase, corner, and hunt down bears and bobcats in California. For centuries, hunters have relied on hounds to track and chase bears. In California, bear hunting is a thrilling sport, and most hunters leave their prey unharmed, claiming that the fun is in the chase. But animal rights activists rallied to stop this time-honored tradition, calling it dangerous and abusive to dogs and bears alike.
If you or a loved one has been arrested in California, make the San Diego office of King Stahlman Bail Bonds your first call. The California court system handles thousands of cases every day—don’t get lost in the shuffle. Our clients know that when you’ve been charged with a crime, no one can help you like the King. Call (619) 232-7280, and one of our bail bondsmen will get your loved one out of jail fast.
