Comments 1 - 5 of 5 Search these comments
This was seriously a thing?
For trials by written declaration - most definitely. I'm surprised to hear they required a bail for in-person appearances too.
Well as long as they made money... it's California after all. I wonder how I can get some of that money. Is the payment processing a 3rd party outsourced thing, or do you have to show up at the Court house and stand in line?
Well as long as they made money... it's California after all. I wonder how I can get some of that money. Is the payment processing a 3rd party outsourced thing, or do you have to show up at the Court house and stand in line?
If you want to pay by CC, they will direct you to a 3rd-party website which charges a "convenience fee" ($2.50 IIRC). Sending in a paper check is $.49. But there is an option to stand in line if someone has nothing better to do with their time.
Judicial Council adopts new rule
http://www.courts.ca.gov/32426.htm
Still not clear what happens if arraignment is waived and plea is entered by mail. Bail, no bail?
http://www.centralvalleybusinesstimes.com/stories/001/?ID=28475