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: The Matlock Blogof choices and chances
By Shawn Matlock
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There is a process called the jail run. I'm not a fan. Not so much in terms of principal, but rather because I find that I am personally ill-suited to do much good there. Essentially, a judge will bring to court a number of those accused that have been in custody for a given amount of time and have failed to bond out and retain counsel. When it comes to dispensing "justice" it's lacking. However, convenience is in abundance. It's Let's Make a Deal.Of course, this post has nothing much to do with jail runs, other than that is how the story begins. About six months ago, I was making an appearance with a particularly nervous client in the Magistrate Court for additional bond condition to be added. It was the same morning as a felony jail run...continue to full postFull post as published by The Matlock Blog on March 06, 2009 (boomark / email).
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