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California is a no bail state, curious to see how long before the suspect in released.
Originally posted by: Roger S
California is a no bail state, curious to see how long before the suspect in released.
California has bail, but restricts it based when a defendant can't afford to pay. Their Supreme Court ruled that when someone who was accused of a $7 had his bail set at $600,000.
Roger S will admit this or he is a no balls human being.
Originally posted by: Roger S
California is a no bail state, curious to see how long before the suspect in released.
Yes, you're worried if your friend is freed. Sorry, but he's charges with attempted murder.
The assailant was saying "Where is Nancy, where is nancy?" On January 6 it was "Where are you Nancy?"
I'm sure it's just a coincidence.
https://www.axios.com/2022/10/28/nancy-pelosi-husband-home-invasion-assault?utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter&utm_campaign=editorial
He's innocent until proven guilty, why would he be jailed.
Hey whatever you say, but why would they keep him locked up, he hasn't been convicted yet, curious to see what Kevin Lewis has to say about this.
Originally posted by: Roger S
Hey whatever you say, but why would they keep him locked up, he hasn't been convicted yet, curious to see what Kevin Lewis has to say about this.
Because they typically do not grant any pre-release, bail or no-bail, for suspects accused of attempted murder and political assassination.
On the other hand, the CA Supremes says it's unconstitutional to invoke $600,000 bail on someone stealing $7.00 when they are very poor.
I know the differences between these two cases are subtle, Roger, but work on it and get back to me.
