>is allowed to pay a cartel member's 7 million dollar bail in dirty cash with no questions asked
Is America really like this?
Is allowed to pay a cartel member's 7 million dollar bail in dirty cash with no questions asked
Mason Moore
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Owen Stewart
>Set bail at $7 million
>Don't let you pay
Then what's the point of having bail?
Alexander Lee
Do you have hard evidence to prove it’s dirty money? No? Well then, how about you shut the fuck up.
Matthew Scott
Is the American court system that corrupt you betcha
Asher Powell
The point is how can you show up with $7 million and not have to provide the source of said money? There’s something called the IRS.
Camden Thompson
Criminal stuff is handled at a state level 99% of the time. If the feds are involved, there probably isn't a bond to begin with. There isn't a state out there that is going to deny 7 million dollars or ask where it came from. Besides no one is showing up with a suitcase of money to bail someone out. It's wired to the sheriff's office.
Jeremiah Nguyen
He's just the lawyer. It's not supposed to be his money.
>court sets bail at $7m
>client says "okay, here's $7m"
>pay the bail
>IRS tries to investigate "Jorge De Guzman"
>he doesn't exist
>Lalo fled the country
Nothing really happens unless Lalo ends up back in the US criminal system, and because he fled bail, they get a free $7m.
Nathaniel Martin
Any excessive amount of cash is presumed to be dirty without proof of origin, smooth brain. Especially when it's for something like paying bail
Grayson Barnes
Literally yes. Ask yourself how this is any different than any time you’ve made a purchase of something in your life. You don’t have to explain to the cashier at Walmart where you got your money whenever you buy groceries.
Justin Miller
7 million isn't excessive. I have more than that stashed in my couch cushions.