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Results: Wasted Money?

Published on 01/06/2016
By: sarahzahm
1723
News
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1.
Marie Holmes made national headlines last February after winning a massive $188 million Powerball jackpot. After taxes, she walked away with an $88 million lump sum payment. Are you familiar with this past news headline?
Yes
10%
180 votes
No
80%
1376 votes
Undecided
3%
60 votes
Not Applicable
6%
107 votes
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Marie's boyfriend, Lamarr McDow, can't seem to live his life right by the law and has been in and out of jail. Lamarr was able to post a $3 million bond back in March after going to jail for heroin charges. He was re-arrested during a raid in July for violating his pre-trial release. He posted a $6 million bond at that time. On December 26th, Lamarr got arrested again on a misdemeanor charge of conspiring to arrange a street race. He was booked under a $12 million bond — which he posted. Without a doubt Marie is fitting the bill. Would you go that far in paying bonds for a significant other?
Marie's boyfriend, Lamarr McDow, can't seem to live his life right by the law and has been in and out of jail. Lamarr was able to post a $3 million bond back in March after going to jail for heroin charges. He was re-arrested during a raid in July for violating his pre-trial release. He posted a $6 million bond at that time. On December 26th, Lamarr got arrested again on a misdemeanor charge of conspiring to arrange a street race. He was booked under a $12 million bond — which he posted. Without a doubt Marie is fitting the bill. Would you go that far in paying bonds for a significant other?
Yes
6%
110 votes
No
66%
1141 votes
Undecided
17%
288 votes
Not Applicable
11%
184 votes
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3.
Lamarr's bonds are skyrocketing because the amount automatically doubles if a defendant breaks the rules of a pre-trial release. The non-refundable fee paid to bail bondsmen who bail out an inmate usually amounts to roughly 10% of the total bond amount. Do you think she deserves all that money after she keeps wasting it repeatedly on a criminal?
Yes
18%
317 votes
No
45%
774 votes
Undecided
21%
364 votes
Not Applicable
16%
268 votes
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