Yes. You can go online to see who's been arrested. As soon as a person's booked into jail, they'll be in the database.    

The district attorney could do that before trial, not before sentencing. If there's new evidence that comes up that contradicts the charge against the accused, they can drop the charges before sentencing.…

You will get your time for a call. You can ask for a phone call and an officer will decide when you would get it. You may be denied if you forcibly…

Yes. Some states still do not have laws for bounty hunting, so if you make yourself a card and say you're a bounty hunter, then you're a bounty hunter. In Kansas, you'd…

A person who has been arrested must post bail—cash or its equivalent—to the court in order to guarantee that he will show up for court when required. The court sets a warrant…

They can go anywhere that allows bounty hunters. They would have to check the state rules to make sure that there aren't any internal state laws governing bounty hunting in that state.…

It may have been allowed 5 or 10 years ago in some states but, no. In the past, Kansas had several strict laws governing bail bondsmen and bounty hunters; however, many of those…

Some states don't allow bounty hunters to be there, so if you go there to pick somebody up, you're breaking the law just by picking that person up in that state. It…

A bounty hunter can shoot you if his life is threatened, just like anyone else in self-defense. He doesn't have any special rights to intimidate like a police officer or a private…

Yes. Criminal records are public in most states. In order to access them, you can go to a court house or online.