Understanding Casino Markers Casino markers, also known as credit lines, allow people to access large amounts of cash while at the casino. These loans enable players to gamble without carrying large sums of money and can be valuable for those looking to increase their betting. However, there are risks and burdens attached to these loans. Casinos will aggressively attempt to collect unpaid markers. Criminal charges, fines, and jail time are all possible. This article will explore casino markers, how they work, and the consequences of not repaying them. What is the process for obtaining a casi ..read more

Cannabis in Las Vegas: What You Need to Know Nevada is one of a growing number of states where recreational cannabis is legal. Visitors to Las Vegas can possess and use cannabis without fear of legal repercussions, as long as they comply with local laws. It’s important to keep yourself abreast of the legal climate around cannabis to avoid a heavy fine or even an arrest. What are the recreational cannabis laws in Las Vegas? On a state level, the recreational possession and use of cannabis in Nevada is legal. However, just as with alcohol, there are laws and regulations as to when and how it c ..read more

Prostitution or Escorts in Las Vegas: What’s the Difference? Many people believe that Las Vegas is one of the few places in the U.S. where prostitution is legal. This is not true. Prostitution is not legal in Clark County, where Las Vegas is located. It is, however, legal in nearby counties. Under Nevada law, prostitution is legal, if heavily regulated, in counties that have less than 700,000 residents, and even then it can be banned by local authorities. Las Vegas prostitution is thus mythical. However, escort services are common in Las Vegas, and this has led ..read more

How to Recognize the Signs of Child Abuse & Get Help You have an endless list of worries and concerns that occupy your mind when you’re facing criminal charges, but you can’t stop thinking about the potential emotional, physical or sexual abuse of your children. It’s important for all parents to actively watch for the signs and symptoms of child abuse, but it’s more challenging when you’re in jail or returning home after a period of incarceration. Research has shown that children are more vulnerable to abuse when living with only one biological parent. If you spend even a short period of ..read more

Casino Markers: What You Need to Know Casino markers, also known as credit lines, allow people to access large amounts of cash while at the casino. These loans enable players to gamble without carrying large sums of money and can be valuable for those looking to increase their betting.  However, there are risks and burdens attached to these loans. This article will explore casino markers, how they work, and the consequences of not repaying them. What is the process for obtaining a casino marker? Obtaining casino credit involves a few steps and requirements. First, you must be a registe ..read more

Common Scams Tourists should look out for in Las Vegas Many tourists visit Las Vegas annually to party, enjoy sightseeing, and attempt to amass a fortune at the tables of our world famous casinos. But just like any other tourist hotspot, Sin City has its fair share of tourist scams, cons, and rip-offs to avoid. The majority of these can be found while walking out on the Las Vegas strip, These common tourist scams are mostly petty crimes to get a few dollars at a time, but some of the scams can actually land you in trouble with the police. Fortunately, if you are armed with a little knowledge ..read more

Arrested at a Raiders Game: What Happens Next? With tremendous excitement, Las Vegas welcomed the Raiders in 2020. The Raider Nation are some of the most passionate NFL fans in the country! The Raiders are also notoriously known for being one with the rowdiest fans in the league. The most common crimes at a Raiders game are drug offenses, trespass, and violence. Officials have vowed to keep people who misbehave in line. The officers of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department and security guards will be enforcing the stadium’s rules. First and foremost, do not get arrested. That’s the fi ..read more

Don’t Get Arrested on a Flight to Las Vegas! In 2021, Las Vegas recorded roughly 32 million visitors flying in from everywhere in the world to experience all that our beautiful city has to offer. Given those numbers, it is not shocking that crew members have had to deal with some passengers who wind up causing trouble. We have all seen the videos on social media: An argument between a passenger and a flight attendant, resulting in the passenger being escorted down the aisle in handcuffs by a Federal Marshall. This article discusses the reasons for arrest and charges unruly passengers wi ..read more

Human Trafficking in Las Vegas Las Vegas is a world-class destination for entertainment and nightlife. Unfortunately, this creates the opportunity for a criminal underworld to operate, and human trafficking occurs as a result. In this guide, we’ll highlight everything you need to know about human trafficking, including what to do if you’re a victim. Let’s dive in! What is Human Trafficking? According to the United Nations, “Human trafficking is the recruitment, transportation, transfer, harboring, and receipt of people for the purpose of profit through force, fraud, or deception.” Sex t ..read more

Bail Bonds for Foreign Tourists in Las Vegas What Happens in Vegas Stays In Vegas (Especially Those Jailed in Vegas) Ah, fabulous, vibrant Las Vegas. It’s one of America’s most popular tourist attractions and still attracts nearly 20 million visitors annually, despite the pandemic restrictions (usually around 40 million visit per year). Its visitors include globetrotters and patrons from overseas that have heard about the delights of Vegas. They experience the glittering twinkle of The Strip, exotic animal and performance dance shows, wild clubs, the whirl of a ball hitting a roulette table ..read more