Department of Justice Gets Retention For Convicted Felons
Department of Justice's Breakdown Of Retention Earnings It is one thing to do wrong and get arrested and another to get a conviction for a crime done by a United States Citizen. The Judge, prosecuting attorneys, and public defenders receive retentions for convictions. David Straight David Straight reveals this procedure that the DOJ commits. The Breakdown of the Retention Disbursement For every conviction, the Department of Justice receives, they, for finding a "ward of the state" guilty of a crime that may or may not be true will get retentions. Here's the procedure that is done to do so: The day of Arrest: A case number is generated and the Court Clerk fills out an SF 273 which requests for bonds for this arrest to be sold off and it is taken from the Penal Sum, which gets it from everyone's Ceste Que Vie Account, ordering for bonds be liquified for a potential conviction to take place within the next three years. The CQV investors hypothecate the bonds and ...