how much money does it cost to have someone released from jail for a funeral?
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depends on why he or she is in jail?  or in a state pen...i doubt if he would get to attend anything other than his own funeral  its called jail for a reason....but under certain circumstances and w an attorney  im sure u could arrange something w a judge at the last minute.... is he high risk prisoner? If he is county jail its free to let him out or maybe even let him out on his own free will if he promises to return,.... our jail for a class A felony it's a fine of $505.00 dollars non-refundable... but why pay if he can be allowed to attend for free w a escort officer by his side not embarressing him w cuffs..... sorry for ur loss...god bless ur family!
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I don't know the number.  I have heard that on the average it is cheaper to excerise the death penalty.  But I suppose it would all depend on the individual and how old he/she was when the sentance started.\n\nHere is a good site:\nhttp://www.deathpenalty.org/index.php?pid=cost\n\nThere are two more listed below.
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they've completed their sentence.\n\nif they have family the body will be released to them or if not they'll be buried in a crappy city grave.
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If you talk to the judge and explain your situtation odds are he will let you do community service to pay it off.  The price you get paid per hour for doing it varies between $7 and $15 an hour depending on where you live.  So if community service pays 10bucks and hour and you have a thousand dollars to pay off, you are looking at 100 hours of community service.
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Ask the minister. It varies. Some churches do not charge if the person who died was a member.
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There are attorneys that specialize in this, check first with the local attorney ref feral services, usually listed in the phone book. \n\nAs to cost it really depends on the conviction and sentence and if you have since conviction shown an improvement in the eyes of the judicial system. This will be of a huge impact, Judges will examine your life and record since the last conviction, it takes normally five years before they will even look at an expungement.\n\nIf you were arrested and no conviction to have the charge removed from your record will cost around 3 to 4 thousand per charge. This is not a cheap process and it is one that is fairly simple to achieve. The only problem is that it is something only an attorney can do for you.\n\nHope this helps
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It depends on the book.  Books which have nothing to do with the crime for which the person is in jail should be fine.  But when prisoners make money telling about their crime many states require the proceeds (in some cases 100%) to go into a victim's fund.
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hopefully to criminal goes to jail
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$6500 dollars is the average cost and that doesnt include the cemetary costs (the opening and closing of the grave), that vary from place to place. so you may have to add $300-$1000 more to that $6500 figure.
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he get a free trip to jail
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death or jail, whichever comes first
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All the people who answered these question before me are wrong and misinformed. Yes, you can be let out for the services even thou if you are sentenced, and in this case the person has not yet been sentenced. Even the death row inmates are allowed to attend such services, a special waiver is issued by the concerned authority after you apply for the attendance of services (you need to present a copy of the death certificate a document establishing your relation with the deceased), a police officer will be escorting you at times, depending on the nature of crime and sentence. Otherwise a personal bond will be enough. Call the jail authority or your lawyer immediately. Hope this answers your query. Bless You
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Violence isn't the  answer, changing the system is.  You need to include the physical address, email address, or the fax# for the Board of Pardons and Parole, for the Utah Prison System.\n\n  That is where You would like People to voice Their outrage.  So that when People read this story, GOD Bless those who take the time, can write and send Their objections to the  possibility of this Person being paroled after such a short period of time.  That is what You are wanting, You are asking for support, in wanting this Person to pay a higher price, for what He has done.  For the devastation, He has committed. \n\nJustice for Darius, (Buddha). \n\nAlso, there are already laws on the books, for harm caused by a Motor Vehicle, serious harm/and or Death.  Most People are probably not aware of what the Laws are until it happens to them.  It used to be that if a Person were to be killed by an Motor Vehicle, it  was only considered to be an Accident.  Now there are laws in place that Better protect the Public.  That is another area that You would like to see changed.  For that, You would have to have People write the Governor, Lt. Governor, Congressmen, and Senators, of Your State, so it would be helpful for You to include those addresses.\n\n(The addresses have now been included on Love's 360 page.)\n\nI call on Everyone that has Love in Thier Heart, and the Blessing of a Child, to read this story, reach out, and help.\n\nGod Bless the Smith Family, God Bless You Mom, You Have Been the Heart, the Strength, and the Rock of this Family, and Their Recovery,  You too Dad.\n\nHere is how You can help, Write to the address below and voice Your outrage.  Your outrage for the death of a six year old beautiful young Man, and the devastation and injury caused physically and emotionally to an entire Family.   The injury that was caused by an enraged, drunken, angry, and violent Person.  Who has currently served only 15 months, and could be up for Parole in 2007.\n\nHow much is the life of a Child worth, how much time would Someone need to Serve, for, God forbid,  a Child you know?\n\nHelp get Justice for Buddah (his nickname), Darius\nWrite to, and voice Your disapproval to;\n\nUtah Board of Pardons\n448 East 6400 South Suite 300\nMurray, Utah 84114\n\nAnd You can send a letter to;\n\nGovenor, or Lt. Govenor of the State of Utah\nUtah State Capitol Complex\nEast Office Building Suite E2220\nSalt Lake City, Utah 84114\n\nYou can voice Your concerns, and please include that Darius's Memorial was removed by Magna Canal, from an empty lot, when other Memorials in the Area were left untouched.\n\nPlease take the time to read the Story, the Story was written by the area Newspaper.  And please take the time  to Help by writing a letter, 29 cents, and twenty minutes................\n \n Wouldn't You want Someone to Help You?
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You can't, such transfers are at the discretion of the Court and the facility and only made in extraordinary circumstances...if he's awaiting trial, he'll be held where his trial will be conducted, and if he's already sentenced, he'll do his time where he did his crime...they could not care less about the hardship distance causes for a family.
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Inmate Bonding Procedures \n\nListed below are the accepted procedures for bonding an arrested person out of the Decatur County Jail. A criminal bond is a financial guarantee that the arrested person will appear in court on a specified date. A BOND IS NOT A FINE. A person posting a bond must appear before a judge to answer criminal charges. Failure to appear at the appointed time will result in forfeiture of the bond amount and may result in a Bench Warrant ordered by the judge. \nA fee of $13.00 is charged for every bond that is written by the jail. This fee may be paid in cash. The fee can also be paid with a money order, or cashiers check made payable to the Decatur County Board of Commissioners. This fee is non-refundable. \nCash Bond \nUnless otherwise directed, inmates in the jail may post bond with an equivalent amount of cash. If the surety (person posting the money for the bond) does not want the money to be used towards the inmates court ordered fine, they must indicate this fact, in writing, on the criminal bond. If this is indicated, the money will be returned to the surety at the completion of the criminal trial or plea. Cash bonds may be posted with the exact amount of cash, money order, or cashier's check. \nProfessional Bondsman \nInmates eligible for bond may enter into a contractual agreement with a professional bondsman. Professional Bondsmen are in the business of posting bonds for criminal charges. A non-refundable fee will be charged. There is a list of acceptable bondsmen located in the booking lobby. The Sheriff's Office will not recommend one bondsman over another. Please do not ask. The bondsman you choose, and the arrangement made are, between you and the bondsman. \nProperty Bond \nInmates may be released on a property bond provided that the surety owns property which exceeds the value of the bond as determined by the Sheriff.  The following stipulations apply:  1. The property must be located in Decatur County. \n2. The surety (property owner) must provide a warranty deed, current real estate tax receipt, or current year amortization schedule (mortgage loan statement from bank) to substantiate ownership. \n3. All owners of record must sign the affidavit on the bond. \n4. All property bonds must be approved by the Sheriff.
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most funeral homes understand that people sometimes need help with final expenses.  don't wait till the bill is due, go talk to them and explain the situation.  i'm betting they will come up with a payment program that works for you.  sorry for your loss.
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I think the national average is around $7000 but in Missouri it is a few thousand less.  You can probably skimp by for about $3500 but for a decent funeral it will probably be a little closer to $5000. Hope that helps!