A Loyola University analysis of incarceration outcomes, conducted six months after Cook County enacted limited bail reforms in 2017, showed no effects on crime or rates of rearrest. But it did find a 3 percentage point rise in failure to appear in court.
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Giddyap
3 years ago

Anything you read on Axios is 1,000 pct fake news fraud

debtsor
3 years ago

These types of articles are super-low information. So frustrating and disingenuous. The SAFE-T classifies many crimes as presumed releasable. Aggravated battery and so on. Defendants can be held pretrial, no bail, only if a prosecutor finds a specific identifiable threat. This is entirely different from the studies used in this article which reformed bail for other crimes. morever, the study was biased, to say the least: This research was supported by the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation through the Safety and Justice Challenge Research Consortium (Consortium). Launched in 2019, the Consortium advances criminal justice research, grounded in the… Read more »

Pat S.
3 years ago
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Articles like these are designed to mislead and deceive an overburdened public.

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