Keying a Car in a Parking Lot

I hadn't realized we were dealing with a 13 year old brat.

He perhaps needs his parents to ground him, given his cute little obnoxious passive-aggressive self.

The person had every right to be arrested,legally. If the person paid the bail in cash and not thru a bonds man,I don;t see why none of it is refundable.

I don't get that. If he paid a bail bondsman $500, then that is gone. If he posted a partially secured cash bond with the court he'll get most of it back (there are fees but they are typically less than 10%).

Perhaps you should watch this video. Also read the link. They might help in the future.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miranda_warning


https://video.search.yahoo.com/video...2Cm%3Asa&&tt=b

Here's the funny thing. There was no need for miranda if you were discussing the incident with your brother in the earshot of a police officer. He wasn't questioning you at the time you were running off at the mouth confessing to the crime that you were being charged with.

Miranda is required if you are going to be questioned. YOU... just started talking.

And contrary to your belief, this wasn't some accidental damage in a parking lot. This was your willful commission of a crime.

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Quoting Dogmatique

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I hadn't realized we were dealing with a 13 year old brat.

He perhaps needs his parents to ground him, given his cute little obnoxious passive-aggressive self.

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I say give the OP a full refund and show her/him to the door. :D