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Re: Question for SHL
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January 31, 2019, 01:08:38 am »
Sofia,
I just checked a German article about bailing out on a criminal charge in Germany, and you are correct. It really is the exception rather than the norm, unlike in the US. Although German law technically allows for it, it is rather uncommon, quite rare in fact, except in cases of doubtful criminal charges.
So, it’s possible it seems, but pretty unusual. And it would seem they don’t have bailbonds men in Germany either.
https://www.focus.de/finanzen/experten/tobias_klingelhoefer/untersuchungshaft-eine-kaution-fuer-verdaechtige-ist-eher-selten_id_8470891.html
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