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What Happens To The Person Who Just Got Arrested?

April 26, 2017arrested GOT happens person

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What Happens To The Person Who Just Got Arrested?

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This question is frequently asked by those who, for the first time, are faced with helping a person get out of jail. First, the arrestee is taken to a holding facility and that person is ‘booked in’. This booking process involves fingerprinting, the so-called mug-shot, and getting their personal information. The charges are confirmed, the bail amount set, and last, a court date and time is set before release. This process may take a few hours. If there are no “no bail” warrants and this is not a capital crime (murder), the person is eligible for bail. back to top > . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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This question is frequently asked by those who are for the first time faced with helping a person get out of jail. First, the arrestee is taken to a holding facility and the person is ‘booked in’. This booking process involves fingerprinting, the so-called mug-shot, and a search to find if any outstanding warrants exit. The charges are confirmed, the bail amount set, and last, a court date and time is set before release. This process may take a few hours. If no outstanding warrants exist and this is not a capital crime (murder), the person is eligible for bail.