[JoeSixPack1]

...an obscure 1872 Supreme Court ruling holding the bail contract to be a unique civil affair between the bailee and the bondsman, empowering the bondsman or his employees to use any means necessary to return a bailee who flees.

The law isn't too complicated. B&E 'is' on the table of things allowed.

[elkfersupper]

B&E 'is' on the table of things allowed.

Unless the B&E is perpetrated on a cop and a cop's house by mistake, apparently.

[Brilliant]

Maybe this is why he was arrested:

"Turner was apprehended Wednesday evening in a car that looked like a police officer’s car. His business card says he is an “agent” and features a logo with a police badge on it."

[mcshot]

But if your just an innocent castle owner (read: not bailee) how you gonna know when some jerk breaks in? If I'm home the breakee will likely be broken, chewed up and perforated.

mc