Probono... how do they earn?
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Well, they don't - that's the whole idea of pro bono.  \n\nBut you're right, no lawyer can earn money by doing pro bono work.  More often, however, is that when a lawyer is involved in some organizations, or has really deep personal conviction on certain issues, he/she will take on a client/case free of charge.  Lawyers working for non-profit organizations aren’t really working pro bono, because they still get paid – though much less than working for a law firm or corporation.  \n\nDifferent attorneys have different reasons to take pro bono cases.  Some take it because of the publicity.  Some for personal beliefs/convictions.  Some do it to be on God’s good side.  Some large firms actually require their associates to do a certain hours of pro bono works every year, or to qualify for bonus/time off.  Some state bars also require pro bono services.  \n\nIn any event, not enough lawyers are doing pro bono works… this world needs more good advocates for the under-represented and un-privileged.
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They make money because YOU (the criminal) pay the bondsman a certain percentage (depending upon your risk, I'd assume) of the bond that they get to keep no matter what.
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Sure they get a guaranteed income. Just check with your local Section 8 Housing Dept. and they have a listing of properties and landlords who participate in the program. You can always call places you are interested in and ask them if they accept it.
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A salary that feeds and shelters you.
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the money they get from the ads! after those- it guys by which criteria match your inquiry.
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It is a guide to earn money on internet,\nhttp://www.geocities.com/gopi2net
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They make money in several different ways. They have a scheme called Adwords which are basically sponsered links. They also have Adsense which places ads within peoples websites which produces revenue for both the person whos website the link is on, and also for Google. They also have the shopping area among other things.\nTo find out more about Google visit the link below
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depends on who we're talking about...and paid by whom r u refering to..?\nthey don't just get money from the clubs,but also from endorsements n sponsorship deals...\nall in all it's a REDICULOUSLY HUGE sum of money... :)
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It depends on the type of contract - many players have split contracts that say something like "Player X will earn $330,000/yr if on the major league roster and $50,000 if in the minor leagues."  This is fairly common with players who are early in their career, who are also the only ones who can be sent to the minors without their approval.
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It's just short of a scam, cos often they want you to pay upfront, then you have to work for many many hours for cents,.\n\nLeave it alone, cos what sounds to be good to be true,is just that too Good.....Scam
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They do get paid... It's called an education.
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offer them money they all pros you know
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Some of them make six figures. Check my source for more details =)
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The bondsman benifiets by getting paid and the accused benifiets by getting out of jail to await trial.  The bail money goes to the bondsman only.  The bondsman has to pay the court if the accused doesnt show up for court.  Itr is up to the judge to set the amount of bond on the accused.  the judge also has the right to set a no bond on someone and that is where a bondsman cant get someone out of jail for no amount of money.  It is a business and that is how a bonding company makes money.  They guarantee a judge that a person will be in court and if they arent then the bonding company pays the court a high amount of money.  Bond for the accused is usuallyset at 10 percent of that amount.
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Im not sure exactly but i know they get paid good money
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it depends on the lawyer and what service they are doing.  My wife's probate lawyer needed a 200 retainer and then he gets like 150 and hour for the work he does
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Generally, they meet a wage grade...there will be a wage grade (like level 1, level 2, etc) that pays correctional officers, secretaries, groundskeepers, etc. As the correctional officer is promoted, he goes to the next wage level.