What is a court order to a jailer to tell a person why is he being held or to release him/her ?
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A law that punsishes someone for an act that was not a crime at the time is an ex post facto law. \nhttp://www.law.cornell.edu/lexicon/ex_post_facto.htm\n\nThe court order to tell someone why he is being held or release him/her is a writ of habeas corpus, aka, the "great writ." \nhttp://www.lectlaw.com/def/h001.htm
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There may be an on going investigation that you are not aware of.  Please speak to the policeman that you gave the report to and ask for an update.  Sometimes what we think is a done deal, is not enough for our courts to hang someone with.  I'm glad you had the courage and fortitude to do something about it.  Good for you!
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Call the jail and act like you already know they are there, ask when visiting is or else send a letter to your friend in care of the jail, if he's there, it will be delivered, if he's not, it will be returned.\nYou might get more information from the Wisconsin forum at http://www.prisontalk.com
310343
Miranda rights must be read to any person being arrested. If he was not read his miranda rights, then the arrest can be considered void. \nThough a judge would have to decide that. \nAre you sure your friend was not read his miranda rights? If he is making it up and files a compalaint, he could be held for perjury. So if he really wasn't read his miranda, he needs to talk to his lawyer right away, to file a complaint against the department and a complaint to have the arrest thrown out.
482252
A restraining order binds both parties, any contact by her or him is a violation and should be addressed through the local police.
265503
If you are out on a bond and miss a court date then the court has a BOND FORFEITURE HEARING.  That is when the judge determines if the defendant had good cause for missing court. \n\nThe Bail Bond Company must surrender the defendant back into custody prior to the hearing in order to prevent the bond being forfeited. \n\nAs for being released again, it is up to the judge the case was in to provide for a bail or not.  Sometimes it is automatically denied until the defendant appears before the judge again. \n\nAnyway you look at it, they should have just went to court.  These things just don't go away.
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Your friend still has rights, but generally one of the terms that your friend may have agreed to as part of the agreement for probabtion is that the police can search without cause any time they want as often as they want. Your friend would be subject to the same type of "harrassment," as you put it, if he/she were in jail or prison. The purpose being that, while you friend is not in jail or prison, you friend needs to obey the law at all times to avoid being sent to jail or prison.
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Yes he/she is put in a local jail until the first appearence. Then its decided whether bond is necessary or not. If not then he/she will remain in jail until a plea bargain or trial is arranged. If a plea bargain is aranged and excepted then he/she is taken to prison know as General Population. If a trial is going to be set then he/she will be in jail or prison depending on when the trial begins.
97809
It sounds like a "No Contact Order." Which can be issued against a convicted abuser. The Prosecution would need to fear for your safety.\n\nIf this isn't the case. . .
22805
Normally the city you live in or the county has a web site where you can find out if a person is in custody. There on the web site , they will give the reason he is charged.
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He's CRAZY you cant expect him to be logical.  Hes in jail and cant do anything about it, but still has the right to be upset you did something you didnt want him to do.  Get the rest of the $$ and be more responsible next time.
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They are usually retained by the use of handcuffs and iron chains...depending on the situation as to why they are being imprisoned. Officers have to be careful as to how they handle the prisoner due to liability.
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If an arrested person becomes seriously ill, the custody officer will call an ambulance, the person will be escorted to hospital, one officer in the ambulance, one following behind in a car.\n\nDepending on the offence and the illness, the person may be bailed from their hospital bed, or they may even in the extreme be guarded by an armed police officer.
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I'm sorry everyone seems so eager to assume that anyone behind bars is automatically a dangerous, evil creature.\nMany people in jails have not even been tried yet for a crime, let alone convicted.\n\nTo report unsafe conditions, first write to your county building inspector, fire marshall and/or health dept. If that does not get the situation corrected, contact the ACLU\ngo to this link to find your local chapter http://www.aclu.org/\n\nUnsafe conditions can also be of interest to local media, so you might send copies of your letters to local news outlets....nothing like headlines to get folks off their back pockets.\nFor failure to provide medical care, first address the jail administrator, then contact the ACLU.
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GO TO YOUR STATES CIRCUIT COURT ACCESS SITE , HE WILL BE HELD UNTILL THE COURT DATE SHOWN ON THERE IF HES NOT SENT BACK TO JAIL FOR LONGER OR CALL P.O
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My best guess is it is based on the "innocent until proven guilty" idea.  An "innocent" man should not have to stay in jail.  But, the courts need to make sure that he will show up for his court date, so they use bail money to do so.
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Well, if that someone was under oath and was "giving himself in" I'm sure that they would accommodate the person!\n\nSeeing as how you said that there was a Court involved, they would certainly ask the Bailiff to take the person into custody in order that justice may be served.  It would be a time-consuming process of course as are any arrests but I guarantee if you are under oath and admit to a crime (especially murder) then the Court would be obligated to hold that person and begin processing the paperwork.\n\nAnybody who would testify in Court to doing a crime who didn't really commit the crime would then be charged with perjury which is punishable by whatever the State laws allow.\n\nSomeone who truthfully, under oath, admits to a crime would be believed as they swore they would tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth So Help Them God.  So God if your listening, Help Them!!!\n\n..................think about it........................