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The Real Story behind California’s “Game-Changing” Bail Case

Today’s headlines are flooded with bail reform stories.  Recently the Attorney General declined to appeal a San Francisco judge’s decision to release a defendant on his own recognizance after he had been held on $350k bail.  According to the headlines, the defendant was being held on an egregious amount of money when he stole an

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Oversight guaranteed for Pre-trial Release Programs

The House Judiciary Committee passed the Citizens’ Right to Know Act (H.R. 2152) guaranteeing oversight of pre-trial release programs.  The Act, sponsored by Representative Ted Poe (R-Texas), requires pre-trial release programs to provide Congress with information on how federal funds and grants are being used.  Pre-trial services across the nation receive a significant amount of

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California Man Charged in Fatal Cyclist Accident Released on $75k Bail

21-year-old Ronnie Ramon Huerta Jr. was allegedly driving on a suspended license when he struck several cyclists participating in a charity ride near Palm Springs.  According to law enforcement, Huerta was going 100 mph in a 55-mph zone when he lost control of his vehicle.  Mark Kristofferson, 49, was fatally injured.  Two other cyclists riding

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Serious Questions Arise about Proposed New Hampshire Bail Reform Bill

Senate Bill 556, Criminal Justice Reform and Economics Act of 2018 , was introduced to the New Hampshire Senate Judiciary Committee in January 2018.  The bill proposes changes to bail setting procedures including releasing most people on their own recognizance without the requirement of a secured bond.  The legislation requires that a court “shall not

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