Can an inmate attend a funeral?
The decision rests with the judge. S/he will consider many factors, including the inmate's charges, whether he is a flight or safety risk, etc....
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The decision rests with the judge. S/he will consider many factors, including the inmate's charges, whether he is a flight or safety risk, etc....
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My GA colleagues have answered, but you did not say what charge the probable cause was for.
Possibly yes, as explained by learned counsel from your state.
Learned counsel from your state have answered.
Learned counsel from your state have answered.
Anything is theoretically "possible." Heed the suggestions by two of the leading authorities on criminal law in CA.
In addition to TX counsels' suggestions, I would add "pardon" and "clemency" to your search.
That bonding company needs to be careful about making such threats. Consult a TX defense lawyer to review your rights and options.
Yes. Not only "can" he do it; he may get in trouble legally if he does not. You need to get an attorney.