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Cashless bail has been a colossal failure here in Memphis.

3 year anniversary of Liza Fletcher's rape and murder this week and Ezekiel Kelly's shooting spree. Suspects had been released on cashless bail beforehand in both cases.

Of course, it might not be as much cashless bail as the limpdicked AG who doesnt do his job here.
 
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BigOrangeMojo said:
Cashless bail has been a colossal failure here in Memphis.

3 year anniversary of Liza Fletcher's rape and murder this week and Ezekiel Kelly's shooting spree. Cashless bail in both cases.

Of course, it might not be as much cashless bail as the limpdicked AG who doesnt do his job here.
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The same people crying for cashless bail are the same ones crying for stricter gun laws and more hate crime laws.
 
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appvol said:
Is the article false about cashless bail. Educate me
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Ok. Finally a complete sentence.

What the article points to is a failure of NYC to adjudicate the accused. I won’t defend NYC they are nucking futts. I am not for releasing repeat offenders either

Your own article reinforces what I said when we started this exchange. You’re throwing the baby out with the bath water. NYC is an example of the complete breakdown in administration of their bail system. It isn’t an example of the failure of cashless bail.
 
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BigOrangeMojo said:
Cashless bail has been a colossal failure here in Memphis.

3 year anniversary of Liza Fletcher's rape and murder this week and Ezekiel Kelly's shooting spree. Suspects had been released on cashless bail beforehand in both cases.

Of course, it might not be as much cashless bail as the limpdicked AG who doesnt do his job here.
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THIS points a the crux of the matter in my opinion. The places largely pushing this bail system now are managed by morons and in my opinion are abusing the concept. The most vocal advocates are shooting themselves in the foot by their administration of the bail system. If somebody is before the judge for a third time for B&E in the last 6 months (an arbitrary example) why in the hell would they release them. If somebody is in front of the judge for minor possession 1st offense (another arbitrary example) why hold them? If a violent offender for domestic abuse who could still attack their partner if released is in front of the judge (a final arbitrary example) I’d lean real heavily towards no bail personally.
 
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NorthDallas40 said:
THIS points a the crux of the matter in my opinion. The places largely pushing this bail system now are managed by morons and in my opinion are abusing the concept. The most vocal advocates are shooting themselves in the foot by their administration of the bail system. If somebody is before the judge for a third time for B&E in the last 6 months (an arbitrary example) why in the hell would they release them. If somebody is in front of the judge for minor possession 1st offense (another arbitrary example) why hold them? If a violent offender for domestic abuse who could still attack their partner if released is in front of the judge (a final arbitrary example) I’d lean real heavily towards no bail personally.
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Wacko liberal!
 
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NorthDallas40 said:
So the hills to die on this week are (checks notes) EO’s which promote incarceration of the poor and go against prior SCOTUS rulings on free speech. The GOP has become spineless if this is how they want to behave going forward.
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Here's a names for you..there an thousands of examples like this where pr releases (cashless bail) was allowed..
Joseph Janulewicz (New York) history of 60 arrests violent and non violent. He was released without bail after an arrest for second-degree assault. After release her assault another person..
 
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NorthDallas40 said:
THIS points a the crux of the matter in my opinion. The places largely pushing this bail system now are managed by morons and in my opinion are abusing the concept. The most vocal advocates are shooting themselves in the foot by their administration of the bail system. If somebody is before the judge for a third time for B&E in the last 6 months (an arbitrary example) why in the hell would they release them. If somebody is in front of the judge for minor possession 1st offense (another arbitrary example) why hold them? If a violent offender for domestic abuse who could still attack their partner if released is in front of the judge (a final arbitrary example) I’d lean real heavily towards no bail personally.
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But you say cashless bail works. Maybe the criminal needs sit in jail for awhile if they can’t make bail then maybe there want be a 3rd time
 
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whodeycin85 said:
Here's a names for you..there an thousands of examples like this where pr releases (cashless bail) was allowed..
Joseph Janulewicz (New York) history of 60 arrests violent and non violent. He was released without bail after an arrest for second-degree assault. After release her assault another person..
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Asked and answered. Go read 38934. A proper administered cashless bail system doesn’t mean automatic OR release. The review should prevent many of the accused from being released. That’s a failure of adjudication not the concept.
 
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appvol said:
But you say cashless bail works. Maybe the criminal needs sit in jail for awhile if they can’t make bail then maybe there want be a 3rd time
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Oh wow now the light bulb is going on and you’re realizing the stupid hill you’re dying on. 😂🤡 the offense matters and there are absolutely many cases where there shouldn’t be a release. But you just opened up and went full retard.
 
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NorthDallas40 said:
Asked and answered. Go read 38934. A proper administered cashless bail system doesn’t mean automatic OR release. The review should prevent many of the accused from being released. That’s a failure of adjudication not the concept.
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The problem is many of the places that have cashless bail are like Memphis and "properly administered" is a pie in the sky dream....
 
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NorthDallas40 said:
Oh wow now the light bulb is going on and you’re realizing the stupid hill you’re dying on. 😂🤡 the offense matters and there are absolutely many cases where there shouldn’t be a release. But you just opened up and went full retard.
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I’m pretty sure criminals who don’t commit violent crimes still commit lesser crimes because they know they will be right back out on the streets to repeat the lesser crimes that aren’t violent
 
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appvol said:
I’m pretty sure criminals who don’t commit violent crimes still commit lesser crimes because they know they will be right back out on the streets to repeat the lesser crimes that aren’t violent
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And I’ve not advocated for their release in those cases. Next straw man?
 
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