End of cash bail hanging over Illinois county officials – Jacksonville Journal Courier

Morgan County State's Attorney Gray Noll said revenue generated by cash bail helps to fund several things, including both his own office and the circuit clerk's office. "Generally speaking, the smaller the county, the more it relies upon bond money to fund the criminal justice system," Noll said. He isn't sure how the difference in revenue will be made up, though he said the state has provided certain parts of Illinois criminal justice systems, such as public defenders, with more funding.
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Giddyap
2 years ago

This is what should happen to anyone who voted to end cash bail 

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Riverbender
2 years ago

Downstate St. Clair and Madison Counties are connected to seriously high crime areas in St. Louis Mo by various Interstate Highways. The fun will begin for these two fine Democrat party Counties when the St. Louis criminal element discover that they can commit crimes in Illinois, if caught not be detained by the bail system and simply return safely back to Missouri. You won’t read these things in the media as they are too busy praising Governor Pritzker’s achievement’s for his Presidential run ans to the good people of those two counties congratulations are in order for your support of… Read more »

Giddyap
2 years ago

Anyone who voted to end cash bail deserves to be the first victim of the violent crime wave that policy will unleash on Illinois

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