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Detentions Versus Arrests

Detentions Versus Arrests

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Detentions and arrests seem similar, but in fact are vastly different actions. If someone is detained, they are only held for a brief period of time for questioning. For example, Officer John approaches Ben who was acting suspiciously. Officer John asks Ben a few questions but does not arrest him for further questioning. Ben is free to walk away. Ben was briefly detained.

During an arrest, a person would be taken into custody with handcuffs and would be read their Miranda Rights. The arrestee would have to post bail (if he or she can afford it) and then appear before a judge. In this case, if Ben asked Officer John if he was free to leave and Officer John said no and put him in handcuffs, Ben was arrested. Officer John would need to have probable cause to arrest Ben.

Posting bail is not an option for detained persons, as detained persons can leave. Posting bail is an option for arrested persons, and Absolute Bail Bonds is an excellent company for arrestees to contact when they need help meeting the bail requirements. Absolute Bail Bonds can be reached at (800) 793-2245 and the kind and helpful agents will come up with a solution for clients in all scopes of financial and legal situations.

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Unlike other bail bonds companies, Absolute Bail Bonds bonds have no hidden fees, why would we trick you into paying more? All our bail bonds are 0% interest and we over discounts for AARP members, military personnel and clients with private attorneys. We don’t want to make this difficult time harder for you by charging you more.

Call us at 1-800-793-2245 anytime, to start the bail bond process.