How do they calculate how much a bounty hunter makes per bail jumper they catch?
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Usually the bounty hunter is also the bondsman, so it is not how much they will make it is how much will they not lose. In the case of Dog, I am not sure because Dog cannot own a part of the bond business that his kids and wife own because he is a felon so I don't know. I won't speculate but I do know that Dog claims that he has never gotten paid for 75% of the people he has hunted down.
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http://www.eskimo.com/~jbm/calculations/traj/traj.html click this link it'll calc the answer for you
509068
The link shows how to make calculations using an abacus.  Good luck.
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I did this on my calculator because you have to do 75 calculations (which would take forever by hand).\nLess than 75 means it landed tails 0, 1, 2,..., or 74 times.  The probability of tails is .5 and the probability of not tails is also .5\nSay you want tails to come up k times where k = 0,1, 2,...,74\nThe probability of x = k is\nP(X=k) = C(n,k)(.5)^k(.5)^(n-k) Add the exponents on .5 to get\n= C(n,k)(.5)^n where n = 200 (because that is the amount of trials)\nk goes from 0 to 74, so we need to take the sum from 0 to 74\nThe sum (k=0 to k=74) of (C(200,k)(.5)^200\n=.000144637632\nI see no other way of doing this except with a calculator or computer.  (I'm sure your teacher does not expect you to do 75 calculations by hand and then add them all up.)
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have a look at this article about earning potentials
253178
Some crimes come with a pre-determined amount of bail set in association with them... theoretical example... bail is $1000 for assult and battery... no higher no lower, no matter the circustances. You get arrested for this crime.. that's the amount of bail.
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Get a job at a bail bond company and work up to it.
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I'm not going to tell you but look use Saha's equation to find out the energy in ev of each level. Then you can work out the energy value of the jump. It's just a simple bit of maths. But you are wrong so have a think
68630
How you gonna get money from someone in jail?  The last I heard they don't get paid very well there.
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FOR YOUR INFORMATION THAT'S ILLEGAL!!!! I HAVE A FRIEND THAT DID THAT JUST ONCE AND GOT CAUGHT AND FINED $60,000 (US). HE'S HAVING FUN PAYING THAT!
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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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I have never used any of these sites below, but they seem to offer what you are looking for. I'm sure they want some amount of compensation for their service. good Luck.\nMaybe you can make friends with a local law enforcement officer who can help obtain this data for you.
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You can get busted and you usually get a choice to give up others.  I used to be a case worker for Dept. of Family and Children Services and at least 5 times a person used their snitch pay as income.  Apparently they just walk into the police or sheriff dept. and volunteer to do it.  The pay was around $50 per drug bust.  One of my clients was found dead in 4 pieces, I never wondered why.
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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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clerk of court is a public servant so the county commissioner office set's it's own starting salary. The best thing is to check with the county that is has the position
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definitely need to be licensed to be a bounty hunter.  if you are serious, you should check with your local bondsmen.  they are usually located in little rinky-dink shops outside of jails or in poor neighborhoods.
607269
Perhaps as a bail bondsman. Catching and out-running bail-jumpers?