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If you’ve had the good fortune not to have any run-ins with the law, you may be completely oblivious of how a criminal case is conducted other than the snippets and often misrepresentations we get from TV and movies. If you want to learn more about the criminal law system, or you are experiencing legal problems of your own, read on.

Getting Arrested

Most criminal cases start with an arrest. The person whom the police arrest is called the defendant at this point since they are still defending their innocence. The police take the defendant to jail where there are three possibilities.

The first one is to release the defendant if the prosecutor decides not to press charges. The prosecutor is typically a district attorney, or possibly a city attorney. However, if charges are being pressed, the defendant has two options. If they want to be released from jail until their trial, they can either post bail, or ask to be released without bail, on condition that they appear before the court on a certain date at a certain time. If the defendant isn’t released on bail, they must stay in jail until their trial. 

If you have recently decided to enter self-employment, the probable reasons why are clear. Being self-employed, you won't need to spend money on commuting, while your hours can also be much more flexible than in a standard 9-5 job, The Telegraph points out. 

However, novices to the world of self-employment could run into various issues that can be avoided if more care and attention is exercised. Here are some potential traps to watch out for.

Are you really self-employed?  

Your employment status can have tax implications; however, before you can discern what they are, you need to assess whether or not you actually are self-employed. 

Do you struggle with setbacks that tend to derail your business? Are you close to getting your jobs done, but they regularly come up short? Daily and weekly payments fluctuate widely with sales volume and market conditions. That can get you burdened with large payments you cannot handle at all. 

While there are different types of merchant cash advances that enables you to obtain fast access to your working capital, you should also start thinking about new habits in your life.  Not only that they can positively impact your business but also make you a more successful trader. 

Let's see 4 key habits of every successful trader and how to make use of these practices for your business.

1. Writing

Writing is an excellent way to organize your thoughts and ideas. If you don't capture your thoughts, you won't learn from your mistakes. While writing about trading, you can explore different concepts and ideas relevant to your job. Unfortunately, many traders have no time to think about new trading concepts because they're always too busy with their trades.