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srothstein wrote:Just one call is all you need. You can skip the bondsman part sinc emost lawyers can also post bond. Even if yours is not set up to do that, he will know how to get you a bondsman. Bondsman won't even touch you until after you get magistrated and a bond set anyway, so it is much less critical than you might think.

Yep, thats about all they can do right away...Which is a good thing, sure you bet...

Funny, a lawyer I know told me to not bother to call at 2am expecting an immediate response...He'll swing by later that morning to take care of it...

Advise on lawyers...Do a little research if you are so commited...Ask them flat out how they view the Second Amendment, and how they view CHL'ers and defensive shooting incidents...

I know of only three lawyers (in Texas) that are absolutely understanding (and knowledgable) about the issue, and they are on speed-dial...