Oak Ridge Bail Bonds has a long history with Tennessee’s justice system. We’ve spent the past several years writing bail bonds for people all over the state after they’ve been charged with a crime and arrested. We’ve lost count of the number of bail bonds we’ve posted. When it comes to a bail bond, we’re […]
Monthly Archives: June 2023
Get Out of Jail Quickly And Affordably with Clinton Bail Bonds
No one wants to spend anymore time inside a jail cell than absolutely necessary. Here at Clinton Bail Bonds we understand your sense of urgency. When you sign a bail bond contract with us, you can rest assured that we will do everything in our power to get you out of jail and reunited with […]
Traveling with a Motorcycle Group? Follow These Safety Tips
There are multiple perks to traveling with a motorcycle group as opposed to riding on your own. The top two are that having people along who are as passionate about motorcycles as you makes the entire trip more enjoyable, and that traveling with a group is safer than riding solo. If you’re planning a group […]
What Is Obstruction of Justice in Tennessee
You’re probably familiar with the term obstruction of justice, but do you actually know what it means? Cornell Law School defines obstruction of justice as: Obstruction of Justice is a serious offense that can damage your record and your reputation. In Tennessee, a person may be convicted of the crime of Obstruction of Justice if […]
How to Get Bailed Out of Jail Quickly
No one wants to sit in a jail cell longer than necessary. The longer you’re locked up, the larger the financial, emotional, and even mental toll the experience takes on you. The good news is that there are some things you can do that will help speed up the bail bond process. Stay Calm, Cool, […]
What to Tell Your Employer When You’re Arrested?
One of the first things you must consider when dealing with an employer and an arrest issue is that Tennessee is an at-will-employment state. This means employers have the right to terminate an employee’s employment status for any reason, including getting arrested. The state’s at-will employment status also means that the employer can terminate the […]